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Futurize HealthTech Summit ignites new pathways for African Healthcare Innovation
The Futurize HealthTech Summit, a joint initiative by Futurize and AstraZeneca under the A.Catalyst Network, concluded this week, signaling a new era in African health technology. Hosted at Strathmore University Business School in Nairobi, the exclusive event welcomed over 120 attendees,...
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Politics & Policy
How pooled testing can increase access to essential laboratory tests in Africa
Prof. Wolfgang Preiser, Stellenbosch University and Gert van Zyl, Stellenbosch University The COVID-19 pandemic tends to conceal other important health...
Kenya among 10 countries implementing Cholera control plans
By David Kipkorir Kenya is among 10 countries taking active measures towards cholera control plans in alignment with a Global...
Universal healthcare only guarantee to country’s future
Dr Cleopa Mailu December 12 has now been confirmed by the United Nations as the World Universal Health Coverage Day....
Medical Research
Experts say Africa must fund latent TB diagnosis to eliminate the disease by 2030
Africa now must focus and fund diagnostics that will address the latent Tuberculosis infection (LTBI) reservoir as it seeks to...
Aga Khan University Cancer Centre receives Ksh112 million research grant to advance research in colorectal cancer
The Aga Khan University (AKU) in Kenya has received a Ksh. 112M research grant from the National Institutes of Health...
15 EU countries already rolling out Digital COVID certificate
More than half of the 27 member states of the European Union (EU) have started to use the EU Digital...
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Health Business contains need-to-know features, news and case studies that explain the administrative and commercial issues affecting healthcare and hospital management. Health Business supports several high profile exhibitions - coverage of which is always timed for maximum impact. Regular topics include ICT, Finance/Funding, Facilities Management, Security, Health & Safety. Contributors range from government ministers through to top-level health administrators and association chairs.
