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Protecting the next generation: How typhoid conjugate vaccines changed the game
For every generation, vaccines work: The courage and commitment behind Kenya’s lifesaving ...
Four key insights from the 14th International Conference on Typhoid and Other Invasive Salmonelloses
Typhoid Vaccines
Typhoid is spread by infected human waste, so safe food, clean water, improved sanitation, and good hygiene (WASH) practices are key to preventing the disease. Because of the significant burden ...
Drug-Resistant Typhoid
Appropriate antibiotics, which first became available in the 1940s, are the only effective way to treat typhoid. The disease is caused by a quickly-evolving bacterium that has developed defenses against these ...
