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Malaria Vaccine: Current Status & Prevention Methods
There is currently no widely available malaria vaccine. Several vaccine candidates are in various stages of development and clinical trials, but none have yet been approved for widespread use. For prevention, antimalarial medications can be taken while traveling to areas with a high risk of malaria, and mosquito repellent and protective clothing can help reduce the risk of being bitten by an infected mosquito.Mosquito Bites - Related Articles
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