Here are some links from the GCGH site:
The 14 Grand Challenges serve 7 long-term goals to improve health in the developing world.
Click below to learn more about specific challenges related to the seven goals.
1 Improve Vaccines
Improving delivery and stability of vaccines, as well as making them quicker and easier to administer, may one day save hundreds of thousands of young lives.
1 Improve Vaccines
Improving delivery and stability of vaccines, as well as making them quicker and easier to administer, may one day save hundreds of thousands of young lives.
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Challenge 1: Create Effective Single Dose Vaccines That Can Be Used Soon After Birth
Challenge 2: Prepare Vaccines that Do Not Require Refrigeration
Challenge 3: Develop Needle-Free Delivery Systems
2 Create New Vaccines
Recent advances in medical research and technologies have the potential to help scientists move forward in the design and evaluation of new vaccines.
Challenge 1: Create Effective Single Dose Vaccines That Can Be Used Soon After Birth
Challenge 2: Prepare Vaccines that Do Not Require Refrigeration
Challenge 3: Develop Needle-Free Delivery Systems
2 Create New Vaccines
Recent advances in medical research and technologies have the potential to help scientists move forward in the design and evaluation of new vaccines.
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Challenge 4: Devise Reliable Tests in Model Systems to Evaluate Live Attenuated Vaccines
Challenge 5: Solve How to Design Antigens for Effective, Protective Immunity
Challenge 6: Learn Which Immunological Responses Provide Protective Immunity
3 Control Insect Vectors
The sequencing of the genomes of insects and the pathogens they transmit provide new possibilities for developing chemical and genetic strategies to stop insects from passing on diseases.
Challenge 4: Devise Reliable Tests in Model Systems to Evaluate Live Attenuated Vaccines
Challenge 5: Solve How to Design Antigens for Effective, Protective Immunity
Challenge 6: Learn Which Immunological Responses Provide Protective Immunity
3 Control Insect Vectors
The sequencing of the genomes of insects and the pathogens they transmit provide new possibilities for developing chemical and genetic strategies to stop insects from passing on diseases.
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Challenge 7: Develop a Genetic Strategy to Deplete or Incapacitate a Disease-transmitting Insect Population
Challenge 8: Develop a Chemical Strategy to Deplete or Incapacitate a Disease-transmitting Insect Population
4 Improve Nutrition
Poor nutrition is a major global health problem. A promising long-term solution is to genetically modify crops that grow well in harsh climates so that they contain high levels of essential nutrients.
Challenge 7: Develop a Genetic Strategy to Deplete or Incapacitate a Disease-transmitting Insect Population
Challenge 8: Develop a Chemical Strategy to Deplete or Incapacitate a Disease-transmitting Insect Population
4 Improve Nutrition
Poor nutrition is a major global health problem. A promising long-term solution is to genetically modify crops that grow well in harsh climates so that they contain high levels of essential nutrients.
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Challenge 9: Create a Full Range of Optimal, Bioavailable Nutrients in a Single Staple Plant Species
5 Limit Drug Resistance
Developing drugs that target different components of a pathogen and finding new ways to deliver them in the body may one day minimize drug resistance.
Challenge 9: Create a Full Range of Optimal, Bioavailable Nutrients in a Single Staple Plant Species
5 Limit Drug Resistance
Developing drugs that target different components of a pathogen and finding new ways to deliver them in the body may one day minimize drug resistance.
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Challenge 10: Discover Drugs and Delivery Systems that Minimize the Likelihood of Drug Resistant Micro-organisms
6 Cure Infection
Using new knowledge and technologies, scientists are working on therapies that may one day help cure infections such as HIV, tuberculosis, and hepatitis.
Challenge 10: Discover Drugs and Delivery Systems that Minimize the Likelihood of Drug Resistant Micro-organisms
6 Cure Infection
Using new knowledge and technologies, scientists are working on therapies that may one day help cure infections such as HIV, tuberculosis, and hepatitis.
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Challenge 11: Create Therapies that Can Cure Latent Infection
Challenge 12: Create Immunological Methods that can Cure Chronic Infections
7 Measure Health Status
Challenge 11: Create Therapies that Can Cure Latent Infection
Challenge 12: Create Immunological Methods that can Cure Chronic Infections
7 Measure Health Status
* Curing Malaria today (mmv.org)
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