United States foreign aid freeze: An urgent call to action for support for African national laboratory programmes

Farouk A. Umaru

doi:10.4102/ajlm.v14i1.2794

Opinion Paper

United States foreign aid freeze: An urgent call to action for support for African national laboratory programmes

Farouk A. Umaru

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Farouk A. Umaru, Independent Laboratory Supply Chain and Quality Assurance Consultant, Washington, District of Columbia, United States

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United States government; AIDS; International Development; Global Health Security programme; laboratory

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