Key result
The WHO has established a global laboratory network to ensure appropriate processing of specimens from acute flaccid paralysis cases for viral isolation to support polio eradication.
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Bolsters AFP surveillance infrastructure; leaves open whether coverage suffices for eradication endpoints.
The WHO global laboratory network plays a key role in polio eradication by ensuring appropriate processing of specimens for viral isolation.
A 2000 study studied Poliomyelitis. Global laboratory network for poliomyelitis eradication was evaluated on Network proficiency, structure, accreditation, performance, expanding activities, and future plans. The WHO has established a global laboratory network to ensure appropriate processing of specimens from acute flaccid paralysis cases for viral isolation to support polio eradication.
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