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...budget I give you invests $150 million more in the fight against this and other infectious killers. And today, I propose a tax credit to speed the development of vaccines for diseases like malaria, TB and AIDS. I ask the private sector and our partners around the world to join us in embracing this cause. We can save millions of lives together, and we ought...
Under the vaccine proposal, the U.S. would increase development funding for certain vaccines, including those against hepatitis B and other deadly diseases. It would then encourage the World Bank and other global organizations to follow suit. The U.S. would also increase its budget to develop vaccines for malaria, tuberculosis and HIV/AIDS. Finally, the government would institute a tax-credit system designed to reward private companies that produce new vaccines...
Sachs cites malaria as a prime example. One to two million people die from the disease each year, but the amount spent on research is no more than 40 to 50 million dollars, he said...
Diseases like malaria and yellow fever, which almost never occur in the U.S., are everyday occurrences in many underdeveloped countries where, because of poverty, standards of sanitation and public health are lacking...
Before she left, she "took all the pills and shots. Malaria, hepatitis A, typhoid, yellow fever...