Battling Plagues – One after Another

By Regina Hoo

May 2018 PENANG PROFILE
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President of the Dr Wu Lien-Teh Society Datuk Dr Anwar Fazal with Dr Mary Jane Cardosa.
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Penang-born scientist Dr Mary Jane Cardosa’s commitment to public health is unwavering.The Dr Wu Lien-Teh Society conducts annual public lectures to showcase contributions made by notable medical figures in the realm of public health. Now in its fourth edition, this year saw Dr Mary Jane Cardosa, the founder and chief scientific officer of Sentinext Therapeutics, speaking on the topic of “Virology in the Jungle: Pay Attention to What Matters to Local Communities” at Penang Institute.For much of her career, Cardosa...

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Regina Hoo

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