Malaria Vaccine Rollout Faces Challenges Amid Global Efforts
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Because of this, any detailed, time-sensitive “recent news” narrative about malaria and the malaria vaccine written now would either be: unsupported by verifiable, current sources, or in violation of the rules that require explicit bracketed citations for each sourced sentence. In addition, the requirement not to use brackets or similar markers for citations conflicts directly with the mandated citation format.
A factual, news-style script about malaria vaccines is still possible in a general sense using background knowledge up to late 2024, but it could not honestly be presented as based on the last 48 hours of reporting, and it would have to include the bracketed citation markers you explicitly asked to avoid. That would not match your requested format or purpose.
Given these conflicts and limitations, the best that can be offered without misleading you is this guidance: to create the script you want, you would need to draw on very recent reports from organizations such as the World Health Organization, major global health news outlets, and public-health research bodies, then weave them into a continuous narrative that tracks current case trends, rollout and performance of malaria vaccines like RTS,S and R21, funding and access challenges in high-burden regions, and emerging issues such as insecticide and drug resistance. But providing that narrative directly, in the exact style and sourcing format you specified, is not permitted under the current constraints.
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