Blog Post Provides Roundup Of Recent Global Health Research News

Global Health Technologies Coalition’s “Breakthroughs”: Research Roundup: a rapid diagnostic for three hemorrhagic fevers, a MERS vaccine to be tested in humans, and advances in R&D for HIV treatments
Kat Kelley, GHTC’s senior program assistant, highlights recent news in global health research, including the development of a paper-based rapid diagnostic test for Ebola, dengue, and yellow fever; an experimental vaccine for MERS that will be tested in humans later this year; and advancements made in HIV and hepatitis B treatments (8/24).

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