Healthcare concept. Justice scale drawn on a doctor's clipboard with stethoscope.
Fresh survey ‘a clarion call’ for lawmakers on the continent
Many African countries have outdated laws that restrict adoption of medical developments, a trio of African health researchers have warned.
The three—Juliet Nabyonga-Orem and James Avoka Asamani from the World Health Organization and Michael Makanga from the Hague-based European & Developing Countries Clinical Trials Partnership—studied health research legislation in 35 African countries. Twelve other countries were approached for the survey but did not respond.
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