Kenya leads the way on keeping vaccines cool

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A new solar powered mobile clinic can keep COVID-19 vaccines cool while travelling and working in areas far from hospital facilities.

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Published 11 July 2022 4:28pm

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Kenya leads the way on keeping vaccines cool

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