Tonight on PM:Express a new variant of the novel coronavirus, Sars Cov-2 virus in Ghana was tabled for discussion.
The show brought together experts to share their perspectives as President Akufo-Addo’s restrictions kick in and some implications.
Guests on the included Deputy General Secretary of the Ghana Medical Association (GMA), Dr Titus Beyuo; Clinical Microbiologist and Lecturer from the Department of Medical Diagnostics, KNUST and Researcher, KCCR, Dr Michael Owusu.
Others were; A Pharmacist and Research Fellow, Centre for Democratic Development (CDD-GHANA), Dr Kwame Asiedu Sarpong and Group Leader, Global Health and Infectious Diseases Research Group, KCCR and Lecturer, Global Health Department, KNUST, Dr John Amuasi.
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