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Participants at training session at Smith’s campus in Northampton, Massachusetts. Photo courtesy of Steven Williams.

Scientists from seven African countries train to use next-gen river blindness diagnostic tool

Participants at training session at Smith’s campus in Northampton, Massachusetts. Photo courtesy of Steven Williams. A new tool and protocol for testing for onchocerciasis (oncho, …

Q&A on COVID-19 Vaccines

The Task Force’s Brighton Collaboration is a group of more than 750 vaccine experts working on vaccine safety. Through its Safety Platform for Emergency vACcines

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#WearAMaskChallenge

The Task Force Celebrates World Mask Week by joining the World Health Organization’s #WearAMaskChallenge From August 7 – 14, Task Force staff shared pictures and

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Header photo caption: A drug distributor travels long distances to a remote village in Cameroon to get medicines for onchocerciasis (river blindness) and lymphatic filariasis to marginalized societies most in need.

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