Diagnostics and therapeutics in Southeast Asia

Global health Health inequalities Prevention

July 2024

1 minute

Advancing access to diagnostics and therapeutics in Southeast Asia

At a glance

This workshop report explores barriers to accessing diagnostics and therapeutics in Southeast Asia and identifies opportunities to strengthen regional collaboration, innovation and health system preparedness.

Published: July 2024

Advancing access to diagnostics and therapeutics in Southeast Asia July 2024 (PDF, 3.41 MB)

Fellows mentioned

Professor Sanjeev Krishna FMedSci

Professor Emeritus of Molecular Parasitology and Medicine

St George's, University of London

Institute for Infection and Immunity

Dr Ruth March OBE FMedSci

Senior Vice President Precision Medicine

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