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Fifty years on, monoclonal antibodies still cannot be manufactured cheaply enough to use them for obvious jobs like preventing malaria in children.

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innovation Where new things come from and how they spread: invention against diffusion, and being near the factory floor.

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  1. Jacob Trefethen Head of global health R&D at Open Philanthropy
    Yet the production methods still can’t make them below $10 per gram, so they’re still not cheap enough for some “obvious” applications like preventing kids getting malaria in a rainy season.

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