Monkey pox (Mpox) in African Correctional Facilities: Strengthening Public Health & Security Responses in Protecting the Vulnerable Populations

ICPA, ACSA and The African Correctional Healthcare Network (ACHN) Webinar: Understanding and Containing Monkeypox in African Correctional Facilities: Strengthening Public Health and Security Responses in Protecting the Vulnerable Population: Monkey pox (Mpox) in African Correctional Facilities: Strengthening Public Health & Security Responses in Protecting the Vulnerable Populations by Prof. Fred Newton Binka.

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Professor Fred Newton Binka

Public Health Physician, Ministry of Health, Ghana

Professor Fred Newton Binka is a distinguished public health physician from Ghana with over 20 years of service in the Ministry of Health. He founded the Navrongo Health Research Center and the INDEPTH Network, which includes 33 field sites across 24 countries, documenting disease burden and guiding trials for malaria, meningitis, and rotavirus interventions. Professor Binka holds an MB ChB from the University of Ghana, an MPH from Hebrew University, and a PhD in Epidemiology from the University of Basel. As a former WHO medical officer and Dean of the School of Public Health at the University of Ghana, he has contributed to numerous WHO committees and chaired the GAVI Independent Review Committee. Appointed as the inaugural Vice Chancellor of the University of Health and Allied Sciences, he has received numerous honors, including the Rudolf Geigy Award, Ronald Ross Medal, Pascoal Mocumbi Prize, and Ghana’s Officer of the Order of the Volta.

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