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MWITA-FT-2026-002 · Evidence A · P1

A four-year evaluation of cluster-randomized RTS,S introduction in Ghana, Kenya and Malawi associated routine vaccine introduction with about one in eight child deaths averted among eligible children.

Counterevidence & uncertainty

Observational evaluation inside a cluster-randomized implementation programme remains vulnerable to concurrent interventions, coverage variation and age-specific uncertainty; extrapolation to other health systems is conditional.

What would change the reading

Re-estimate with country-specific coverage, fourth-dose completion, severe-malaria admissions, mortality and contemporaneous prevention measures.

Primary routes

  1. FT-S003https://www.who.int/news/item/08-05-2026-new-evidence-confirms-malaria-vaccine-saves-child-lives-and-will-have-high-impact-in-wider-rolloutOpen source record →
  2. FT-S004https://doi.org/10.1016/S0140-6736(26)00455-1Open source record →

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