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Prof. Dr. Peter Kremsner

Partner Site Speaker Tuebingen
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Tübingen
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University Hospital Tübingen
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Malaria and Neglected Tropical Diseases

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Tübingen

Development of a vaccine to prevent malaria in African children

Malaria continues to account for approximately half a million deaths each year. Children in highly endemic regions in Africa are the most severely affected. To date, an effective vaccine against malaria does not exist. In Tübingen, a vaccination approach which leads to full immunity against malaria parasites has now been [...]

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Heidelberg | Tübingen

Vaccine development for blood-stage malaria

Each year, over 200 million people worldwide contract malaria. The malaria pathogens, called plasmodia, are transmitted by mosquitoes and pass through different stages of development in the liver and red blood cells. Humans develop immunity against the disease after having been routinely exposed to the disease. This immunity is characterised [...]

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Bonn - Köln | Gießen - Marburg - Langen | Hamburg - Lübeck - Borstel - Riems | Hannover - Braunschweig | Heidelberg | München | Tübingen

Duration of protection from pneumonia after pneumococcal vaccination in hemodialysis patients

Advanced chronic kidney disease (CKD) is among the most common chronic health conditions in Germany. CKD 5D patients (CKD stage five with indication for dialysis) have a weakened immune system and are highly susceptible to infections. Pneumococcal pneumonia is one of the most frequent causes of death, even in vaccinated [...]

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