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Tuesday, 04 August 2026 / Published in 2026

Effect of malaria parasitaemia on antibody responses to single-dose and two-dose HPV vaccination: results from the DoRIS dose-reduction immunogenicity trial in Tanzanian girls.

Effect of malaria parasitaemia on antibody responses to single-dose and two-dose HPV vaccination: results from the DoRIS dose-reduction immunogenicity trial in Tanzanian girls.

Whitworth HS, Beshir KB, Baisley KJ, Mbwanji G, Indangasi J, Kemp T, Kamala B, Maxwell C, Hashim R, Mukerebe C, Mayaud P, Lowe B, Gabriel N, Connor N, Kapiga S, De Sanjose S, Lacey CJ, Hayes RJ, Pinto L, Changalucha J, Sutherland CJ, Watson-Jones D.

Vaccine. 2026 Jun 30;89:128889. Epub ahead of print.

DOI: 10.1016/j.vaccine.2026.128889.

PMID: 42378813;

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