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Jeremy Farrar Joins Global Health Non-Profit PATH Following Unexpected Departure From WHO

Outgoing WHO Assistant Director-General Dr Jeremy Farrar will lead PATH’s regional division for Asia, the Middle East, and Europe starting October, the organisation announced in a press release today, 9 September. Based in Geneva, he joins the executive leadership team to accelerate the delivery of health technologies across these regions. “Dr Farrar joins PATH at […]

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