3.4 billion people -half of the world’s population- is at risk of contracting malaria. An estimated 627,000 deaths were due to malaria alone, over 90% of which occurred in sub-Saharan Africa. Up until recent breakthroughs in medical science, the possibility of a malaria vaccine was almost unheard of. The prospect of saving millions of lives drives many to wonder: how are vaccines made and transported?
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