UKZN professor appointed to global human reproduction research group

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UKZN Professor Kaymarlin Govender has been appointed to the Scientific and Technical Advisory Group of the WHO-led Human Reproduction Programme for a three-year term, recognising his more than two decades of research in health systems, HIV and AIDS, behavioural science, health policy, and sexual…

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