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Sanaria is a biotechnology company dedicated to the production of a vaccine protective against malaria caused by the pathogen Plasmodium falciparum. Sanaria’s vaccine is based on an approach to immunization that has already proven highly protective in humans.
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Plasmodium falciparum malaria is responsible for more childhood mortality than any other single infectious agent. Sanaria’s vaccine development efforts are focused on African children, the population most urgently in need of protection. Annually, malaria is responsible for more than 100 million cases and 1 million deaths among African infants and children. Globally there are additional unmet medical needs of enormous proportions, and multiple potential markets.
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Sanaria is a Maryland-based company that is continually seeking motivated staff and investors with a passion to engage in the fight against malaria.
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Sanaria attends WHO's Scientific Forum on Malaria Vaccine: Progress and Challenges in Development of Whole Organism Malaria Vaccine for Endemic Countries. Dakar, Senegal, Africa, June, 2009.


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Sanaria wins Vaccine Industry Excellence Award for Best Early-Stage Vaccine Biotech at the 2009 World Vaccine Congress Washington.


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Sanaria team retreat, September, 2008.


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Sanaria named Emerging Company of the Year at the annual Technology Council of Maryland's Tech Awards Celebration.


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Home of Sanaria's headquarters in Rockville, Maryland.


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If you are interested in information about enrollment or participation in Sanaria's clinical trials, please contact us.

 

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February 2010
Sanaria Receives Multi-Year U.S. NIH Phase II Small Business Innovation Research grant to develop a genetically attenuated whole parasite malaria vaccine; Press Release

February 2010
Medicine in Need (MEND) receives $3 million grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to apply advanced formulation technologies to the stabilization of new malaria vaccine candidates, including Sanaria's PfSPZ vaccine; Press Release

January 2010
Dr. David Dolberg, Sanaria's Director of Intellectual Property, is recognized for his contributions to paradigm changing research in cancer; Information

January 2010
Sanaria featured in Volume 6, Issue 1, the January cover, of the Human Vaccines Journal

September 2009
Sanaria honored to be ranked 22nd among all Maryland businesses in The Gazette of Politics and Business Exceptional 53 Business Award; Announcement

September 2009
Sanaria receives multi-year U.S. NIH phase II Small Business Innovation Research grant to enhance efficiency and scale-up of its malaria vaccine manufacturing process; Press Release

July 2009
Sanaria and Sanaria's CEO, Dr. Stephen L. Hoffman, featured in U.S. News and World Report article, Why a Man Let 2,000 Malaria-Infected Mosquitoes Bite Him; usnews.com

June 2009
Sanaria featured in Associated Press article, Pulling malaria from mosquitoes to fight disease

April 2009
Sanaria and PATH-MVI announce that Phase 1 trial of Sanaria's whole-parasite malaria vaccine called PfSPZ Vaccine to begin; FDA approval for testing in humans watershed moment for unique malaria vaccine approach; Press Release

April 2009
Sanaria wins Vaccine Industry Excellence Award for Best Early-Stage Vaccine Biotech at the World Vaccine Congress Washington. Other awardees include GlaxoSmithKline Biologicals and PATH Malaria Vaccine Initiative for Best Vaccine Partnership/Alliance, GlaxoSmithKline Biologicals for Best Vaccine R&D Pipeline, and Merck for Best Prophylactic Vaccine; ViE; Press Release

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