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Reshaping The Global Underrepresentation Of African Genetics In

Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR)Ref: https://www.csir.co.za/media-hub/digital-story-collection/reshaping-the-global-underrepresentation-of-african-genetics-in

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Collected on 21 September 2026

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This is a CSIR digital story about the underrepresentation of African genetics in science. It says that adverse reactions to drugs contribute to hospital admissions in South Africa and links this to genetic diversity in the African population.

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https://www.csir.co.za/media-hub/digital-story-collection/reshaping-the-global-underrepresentation-of-african-genetics-in

Key Takeaways

CSIR digital story: Reshaping the global underrepresentation of African genetics in science
One in 12 people are admitted to hospital in South Africa because of adverse drug reactions
African genetic diversity is identified as a contributing factor
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