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Africa Is the Most Genetically Diverse Continent, and Yet It Is Ignored in New Drug Research

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[Daily Maverick] Despite Africa representing the most human genetically diverse region on the planet, only 2% of genetic material used in medical research comes from the continent. Furthermore, Africa hosts very few clinical trials, which together means that clinical data used in the improvement of drug therapies largely excludes African populations.

Source: allAfrica.com

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