Congo : Francine Ntoumi, the fighter of infectious diseases
Publié le 22 April 2020
Francine Ntoumi is a Congolese molecular biologist. She is known for her research on malaria. As a specialist of infectious diseases, she has also carried out work on Ebola epidemic in Congo Brazzaville. She is currently part of a team of eight researchers involved in the study of Covid-19 and its emerging infectious risks worldwide. […]
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