Technology and science often move faster than the money and logistics required to implement it. Such is the case with malaria, a parasitic disease that causes high fevers, shaking chills, flu-like symptoms, anemia, and eventual death. There has been a treatment available since 1989 but the disease spreads faster than the drug can be distributed. Is there a vaccine around the corner that can stop this killer once and for all? According to research performed by the World Health Organization and Assay Depot, there just might be. It’s still in the final stages of clinical trials, but Mosquirix is…