€1m boost for research into diseases

The Government today pledged €1m to a special programme to fund Irish research into HIV/AIDS, TB and malaria in developing countries.

€1m boost for research into diseases
Mon, 19 Dec, 2005 - 19:00

The Government today pledged €1m to a special programme to fund Irish research into HIV/AIDS, TB and malaria in developing countries.

The Department of Foreign Affairs and the Health Research Board signed a co-operation pact to support health workers working on new drugs and vaccines.

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