Latin America CDC a Must, say Public Health Leaders and AHF
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This new agency would seek to strengthen regional resilience against future health crises through collaboration and resource optimization among nations.
Key Points:
- This new agency would seek to strengthen regional resilience against future health crises through collaboration and resource optimization among nations.
- Patricia J. Garcia, former health minister of Peru, principal professor of the Faculty of Public Health of the Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia, and one of the initiative's proponents, emphasized the importance of this regional collaboration: "The experience with COVID-19 demonstrated critical deficiencies in our public health infrastructure.
- The LATAM CDC will serve as a fundamental pillar for prevention, preparedness, and rapid response to future health emergencies, thus strengthening our regional health sovereignty."
- To learn more about the AHF Global Public Health Institute, visit https://ahfinstitute.org/ .