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Strep A kills hundreds of thousands yearly, but vaccine research remains neglected

7d ago· 5 min readenInsight

Summary

Strep A kills over 630,000 people annually, mostly young people in low- and middle-income countries, yet vaccine research and development for it remains chronically underfunded and overlooked by global health priorities. The author, a vaccine researcher who joined Coefficient Giving, describes discovering this gap and argues that a Strep A vaccine may finally be within reach if funding and attention are directed toward it. The piece highlights the disparity between the disease's massive burden and the near-total neglect it receives from funders and policymakers.

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bskyStrep A kills hundreds of thousands yearly, but vaccine research remains neglectedglobalhealthnow.org

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Strep A—the bacterium behind strep throat and impetigo—kills more than 630,000 people a year, mostly young people in low- and middle-income countries.
Until I joined Coefficient Giving, I had never heard Strep A mentioned as a global health priority, nor had my colleagues.
The more I looked, the harder it w
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Strep A—the bacterium behind strep throat and impetigo—kills hundreds of thousands of people a year, mostly young people in LMICs—yet Strep A vaccine R&D is chronically underfunded.

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