Brazil seeks PAHO help to find COVID-19 intubation drugs
The Peninsula
BRASILIA - The Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) has agreed to help Brazil acquire sedatives and other drugs it urgently needs for the intubation of patients seriously ill with COVID-19 due to a shortage in the current surge of serious cases.
PAHO Assistant Director Jarbas Barbosa said the regional branch of the World Health Organization is already looking for suppliers of the so-called "intubation kit" that Brazil can then purchase through PAHO's strategic fund. "Knowing the country's difficulty, we are already looking for supply alternatives with international producers," Barbosa told Reuters.More Related News
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