Sub-Saharan Africa’s economy is projected to grow by 3% in 2024, but challenges like conflict, climate change, and high debt service costs are hindering progress, with 34% of government revenues being spent on debt servicing. The region needs to invest more in education to equip its growing workforce, with estimates showing the need for 9 million new classrooms and 11 million teachers to achieve universal education by 2030. Improving access to education and supporting entrepreneurship are crucial for driving sustainable, inclusive growth and providing meaningful job opportunities for skilled graduates.
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Africa: New Dosing Guidance for Dolutegravir Allows Neonates Born to Mothers with HIV to Access this ARV Drug for the First Time – CROI Research
The PETITE-DTG study evaluated the dosing and safety of dolutegravir (DTG) in neonates born to mothers living with HIV. The study assessed a pediatric dispersible tablet and an oral film, finding the dosing strategy to be safe and effective. The PETITE PLATFORM aims to accelerate neonatal dosing recommendations for ARVs, with the goal of expanding access to the latest advancements in HIV care for newborns. The study showed high levels of acceptability for both DTG...
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