Malawi has today launched Malawi Genomic Surveillance Implementation Plan as a way of addressing health care challenges which includes lack of diagnosed tools which often hinder the identification and treatment of disease prevalent in the region . Genomics possesses the potential to revolutionize public health care and positively impact lives globally. Speaking with reporters in an exclusive interviews Chief of Health Services -Technical in the Ministry of Health Dr Lillian Chunda said that the plan can provides essential guidance for the implementation genomic , surveillance , specifically targeting pathogens with pandemic and epidemic potential here in the country. Chunda added that genomic has proven to be a significant game changer globally, offering invaluable insights that inform the public on health response strategies. “The implementation of this plan will enable Malawi to advance it’s genomic surveillance research and practice leverage sequencing and surveillance technologies to identify, prevent and control disease outbreaks “,She explained On her part , Country Director on Division of Global HIV and TB Center for Global Health Dr Kelsey Mirkovic said that by investing in the genomic research and surveillance Malawi can uncover new insights and aid in the understanding of pathogens epidemic and pandemic potential. She added that it very exciting and commendable because health issues will be easy traced at the early stage . She then said that assured to work together with government in form of partnership and also search for other opportunities. Post navigation Covid-19 T2T initiative launched Minister Chiponda warns against drug theft in Government Hospitals