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19 April 2023

Gas Companies Urged To Prioritize Access To Medical Oxygen In LMICs

The release of the Foundation's report on access to medical oxygen in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) is covered in an article by Citizen Digital in Kenya.

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The article provides a good overview of the report, and the six companies included in its scope, noting the six priority areas for action.

The Foundation's CEO, Jay Iyer, is quoted:

"With a small number of companies responsible for the world’s supply of medical liquid oxygen, the role they play in the global health ecosystem needs to be prioritized. Medical gases are a small part of these companies’ business, yet society needs them to ensure this vital lifeline is available both during emergencies and to meet the daily medical oxygen needs of all health systems."

Read the article on the Citizen Digital website.

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