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Collaboration in nuclear medicine research on TB, HIV, and cancer
South African scientists are developing nuclear medicine techniques to improve early detection and treatment of tuberculosis, HIV, and cancer, leveraging the country's high disease burden to inform both local and global health innovations.
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Places
City of Tshwane, Gauteng
Reference
https://www.sanews.gov.za/south-africa/sa-uses-disease-burden-drive-medical-innovation
Closing Date
11 September 2026
South Africa’s high burden of tuberculosis (TB), HIV and cancer is enabling local scientists to develop nuclear medicine techniques that could improve the early detection and treatment of diseases locally and internationally.
Participation as Country of Honour at the 19th Pujiang Innovation Forum
South Africa has been selected as the Country of Honour at the 19th Pujiang Innovation Forum, which brings together global policymakers, researchers, innovators, and industry leaders to discuss emerging technologies and strengthen international scientific cooperation.
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South Africa is the first African country to be designated Country of Honour at the forum, which will bring together policymakers, researchers, innovators and industry leaders to discuss emerging technologies and deepen international scientific cooperation.
