Author: Africa Science News
By Africa Science News Correspondent Africa has made significant strides in strengthening its health security since the COVID-19 pandemic, but no country on the continent is adequately prepared to prevent, detect and respond to major disease outbreaks, according to the newly released Africa Health Security (AHS) Index. The report, launched as Central Africa battles a […]Read More
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