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    Media Release: Melbourne steps up to drive global health

    14 December, 20183 October, 2019

    Images, video overlay, two case studies (rotavirus vaccine and TB in adolescents) and backgrounder available. Melbourne Children’s Global Health initiative to take action for the: Two million children dying annually from pneumonia and diarrhoea 8 million new child and youth cases of TB each year Mental health and wellbeing of youth caught up in global unemployment, civic unrest,…

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    14 December, 201814 December, 2018

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    14 December, 201814 December, 2018

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    Case Study: New rotavirus vaccine enters manufacturing

    14 December, 201814 December, 2018

    Bio Farma, Indonesia’s national vaccine company, is completing a phase 1 trial of a new rotavirus vaccine invented in Melbourne and has started pilot manufacture of the vaccine. Licencing trials are next, followed hopefully by release of the new vaccine in 2021. The project is the culmination of a 42-year partnership between Melbourne and Gadjah…

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    Case Study: TB in adolescents: Melbourne Children’s Global Health guides new WHO roadmap

    14 December, 201814 December, 2018

    In 2017, almost one million children fell ill and over 200,000 children under 15 died of tuberculosis, according to the latest WHO Roadmap. The report also identifies a previously underreported challenge, TB in adolescents. University of Melbourne researcher Ms Kathryn Snow has estimated that about 1.8 million young people develop TB every year comprising

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