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Genomics Research in Africa Promises to Enhance Global Health

Harnessing Africa’s unprecedented genetic diversity could provide clues to physiological adaptation and mechanisms of disease and identify new drug targets. Yet, Africa remains underrepresented in genomic studies.Nephrologist Dr June Fabian, Research

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2023-08 - Genomics research in Africa will improve global health

2023-08 - Genomics research in Africa will improve global health
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2023 - Genomics research in Africa will improve global health

2023 - Genomics research in Africa will improve global health
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Kidney disease is a silent killer far more common in Africa than thought

The widely used tests developed in high-income countries do not give accurate results for the people on the continent, study finds

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Widely-used kidney function tests underestimate scale of kidney disease in Africa

A commonly used blood test which measures how well a person’s kidneys are working may not pick up kidney disease for people in Africa.

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