Genetically Based Vector Control Technologies for Reducing Africa’s Infectious Disease Burden

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Health Tech Africa

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The Platform for Dialogue and Action on Health Technologies in Africa (Health Tech Platform) is an initiative of the African Institute for Development Policy (AFIDEP) and African Union Development Agency (AUDA-NEPAD). The Platform was established to facilitate informed, objective, transparent, open and balanced discussions on the development and use of emerging tools and technologies to address key health challenges in Africa.

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Genetically Based Vector Control Technologies for Reducing Africa’s Infectious Disease Burden

Health Tech Africa

30 minutes 18 seconds

10 months ago

Genetically Based Vector Control Technologies for Reducing Africa’s Infectious Disease Burden

Infectious diseases like malaria continue to claim lives in Africa. Could genetically based vector control (GBVC) technologies be the game-changer?

Listen to the Health Tech Africa podcast as we dive into the science, ethics, and potential of GBVC technologies in Africa with a stellar panel of experts:

Dr Barbara Glover, Programme Manager Integrated Vector Management at African Union Development Agency (AUDA-NEPAD)

Dr Moussa Savadogo, Biotechnology Regulations Expert

Dr Basiliana Emidi, Medical Entomologist at Tanzania’s National Institute for Medical Research