Coronavirus is testing even the world’s most sophisticated health systems – so there is real concern about how poorer nations will cope with mass outbreaks. How can the developing world deal with COVID-19?
Joining us at the Roundtable was:
Mishal Khan
Associate Professor, London School of Tropical Medicine
Anthony Costello
Professor of Global Health, University College London
Camilla Knox-Peebles
Chief Executive, Amref Health Africa UK
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