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Partners

Partners overview Danish Technical University Kumasi Centre for Collaborative Research in Tropical Medicine Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research University of Cambridge Avoma Group (PTY) Ltd

Work Packages

Work Packages overview Deliverables List

Training

Training overview AfriDx SOPs

Policy Briefs

Policy Briefs overview Policy Brief: the potential role of isothermal NATs in addressing COVID-19 diagnostic challenges in Ghana Policy Brief: regulating local manufacturing of IVDs in Ghana

COVID-19 Facts

COVID-19 Facts overview Role of point-of-care diagnostics in preventing COVID-19 Antigen, PCR, LAMP: what's in a test?

Covid-19 Facts

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About AfriDx

About AfriDx overview

Partners

Advisory Board

Visual Identity

Work Packages

Work Packages overview

Deliverables List

Training

Training overview

AfriDx SOPs

Policy Briefs

Policy Briefs overview

Policy Brief: the potential role of isothermal NATs in addressing COVID-19 diagnostic challenges in Ghana

Policy Brief: regulating local manufacturing of IVDs in Ghana

COVID-19 Facts

COVID-19 Facts overview

Covid-19 Facts

Role of point-of-care diagnostics in preventing COVID-19

Antigen, PCR, LAMP: what's in a test?

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About AfriDx

AfriDx is an initiative to develop systems for the clinical diagnosis of Covid-19 designed to be manufactured in low and middle-income countries.

AfriDx is a consortium of partners based in Europe and Africa to create a solution for locally manufactured Covid-19 diagnostic systems. Our partners include the Danish Technical University, Avoma Group (PTY) Ltd, Noguchi Memorial Institute for Medical Research, Kumasi Centre for Collaborative Research in Tropical Medicine, Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, and the University of Cambridge.

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