Global surgery
Despite ongoing and significant advancements in surgery that have allowed patients to recover faster and live fuller lives, people in low-income countries often do not have the same access to safe and affordable surgical care. This lack of access can transform otherwise treatable conditions and injuries into physically debilitating and economically devastating health threats.
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New Global Surgery initiative aims to improve access to quality surgical care in resource-limited settings
At the 75th World Health Assembly, Johnson & Johnson (the Company) announced a new Global Surgery initiative aimed at supporting broader access to surgical treatments for people living in low- and middle-income countries, beginning in Kenya and Malawi.