WHO Report on Accelerating Access to Genomics for Global Health
Recently, the WHO Science Council released a report, titled “Accelerating Access to Genomics for Global Health”, advocating for passing on genomic technologies to developing countries.
Key Findings
- Access to genomic technologies needs to be expanded, especially for Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMIC).
- It is not ethically or scientifically justifiable for countries with fewer resources to gain late access to genomic technologies.
- Shortfalls in the financing, laboratory infrastructure, materials and highly trained personnel need to be addressed to expand access to genomic technologies.
Recommendations
The report’s recommendations fall under four major categories as follows:
- Promotion of Genomics through Advocacy: Promote the adoption or expanded ....
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