Wafaa M Rashed: Personalized HIV Treatment in Africa
Wafaa M Rashed, Faculty Lecturer of pharmacy at Ahram Canadian University, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“New Blog Alert!
“Personalized HIV Treatment in Africa: Can Genomic Medicine Reduce Dependence on Foreign Aid?”
We’re excited to share a thought-provoking new blog exploring how genomic medicine could transform HIV treatment in Africa! Written by Mr. Mutaz Mohammed Mohamed from Sudan, a dedicated expert and graduate of the PAPERI Policy Advocacy in Genetics & Genomics Course.
“Foreign aid is only a short-term fix; real progress comes from innovation, resilience, and self-reliance.”
For decades, Africa’s HIV treatment programs have heavily relied on foreign aid, particularly from USAID. But what happens when funding is reduced? Is it time for Africa to take charge of its own healthcare solutions?
Key Highlights:
- The Power of Genomic Medicine.
Explore how personalized treatment can improve outcomes and reduce costs by tailoring HIV therapies to African populations.
- Breaking Free from Aid Dependency.
With recent USAID funding cuts, Africa must look toward sustainable funding models and local scientific advancements.
- A Roadmap for Africa’s Self-Sufficiency.
From investment in local biotech to regional collaborations, discover strategies to ensure long-term, Africa-led HIV care.
- Call to Action.
Shifting from dependency to self-reliance requires action. How can African nations leverage innovation to transform HIV treatment? Join the conversation!
Read the full blog here.”
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