Diagnostic tools are critical to keep everyone safe and track newly emerging variants
Data since 2015
71
clinical trials
undertaken
11
WHO recommendations supported
6,000+
health workers trained
32,500+
patients enrolled in studies
50m+
FIND-supported
products procured
3,000+
laboratories & testing
sites strengthened
UPDATED MEDIA ADVISORY | Monkeypox: diagnostics and disease surveillance current status
ReadNew FIND partnerships make COVID-19 rapid tests available to refugees and internally displaced people in the Middle East
ReadSupport package including US$7 million investment accelerates availability of affordable COVID-19 self-tests in low- and middle-income countries
ReadMeet Sabir. He is 14 years old and lives in Surat, India. He loves studying and competed in the national Science Olympiad. He found out he had TB only after learning about the disease during a school visit by doctors.
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This is Jennifer from the Research Institute for Tropical Medicine (RITM) in the Philippines, leading a workshop in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, on quality testing for malaria rapid tests.
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Zaza is a social worker at Imedi HRS in Batumi, Georgia. With a lab specialist, Zaza does community outreach work conducting mobile counseling and screening for hepatitis C and other infectious diseases, using a lab-in-a van.
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FIND calls on public health leaders for action on diagnostics PDF Quality, timely diagnosis is an essential enabler of health for all. Early diagnosis has been consistently linked to improved health outcomes and reduced out-of-pocket spending, while disease surveillance provides critical data to inform public health action. However, diagnosis is the weakest link in the care cascade. The capacity to perform basic tests is available in just 1% of primary…
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