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Understanding infections to develop diagnostics, treatments and vaccines

Center for Global Infectious Disease Research

Our goal is to make transformative scientific advances that lead to the prevention, treatment and cures of infectious diseases impacting children and families around the world.

Featured Research

New Discovery Paves Way for Next-Generation Malaria Vaccine

In an unprecedented first, our scientists developed a genetically attenuated parasite (GAP) that arrests late in the liver stage of human malaria.
Do Llama Nanobodies Hold the Secret to Fighting COVID-19 in Humans?

Learn more about research on how nanobodies produced by a llama’s immune system can be used to develop a therapy that eliminates COVID-19 in humans.

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Help Support Critical Work Addressing the Global Pandemic

COVID-19 has claimed hundreds of thousands of lives globally, and infected millions. CGIDR has initiated research studies to: monitor our workforce for infection and their responses, understand why adults and children are differently impacted by infection. Please support our work.

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