Gambia: 'Environmental Surveillance Must Be Integrated in Our Health Systems'
[AllAfrica - Africa] - 29/08/2025
[The Point] The Health Policy Advisor at World Health Organisation Country office has underscored the importance of environmental surveillance in this era of increasing global health threats. In light of this, he affirmed that the latter must be integrated into 'our broader health systems and (…)
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