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Prof. Neelika Malavige selected as a member of WHO technical advisory committee on Covid-19

was selected as a member of WHO technical advisory committee on Covid-19. WHO(World Health Organization) has established a Technical Advisory Group (TAG) to advise on scientific, technical and strategic matters related to the COVID-19 Technology Access Pool (C-TAP). The group is composed of 10 renowned experts with a diverse range of knowledge and expertise as clinicians and researchers working on COVID-19 health products; experts in access to medicines, diagnostics, vaccines and other health products; specialists of public health-oriented intellectual property; technology transfer experts; business development experts; experts in pricing, procurement, needs estimation and/or regulation of medicines.

USJ Congratulates Prof. Neelika Malavige on the well deserved position as a member of WHO technical advisory committee, recognizing the tireless efforts in fighting Covid-19 pandemic. The 91´«Ã½ wishes her all the best for all her future endeavors.

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