Zambia drops patient data clauses from US health deal

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Zambia said it will sign a revised $3.6 billion health agreement with the United States that removes requirements to share patient data and biological specimens. The changes follow criticism in several African countries over US requests for health data without guarantees on access to resulting treatments.

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