Research4Life is designed to enhance the scholarship, teaching, research and policy-making of the many thousands of students, faculty, scientists, and medical specialists, focusing on Health, Agriculture, Environment and other life, physical and social sciences in the developing world, through free or low-cost access to academic and professional peer-reviewed content online.
Kimberly Parker, Research4Life/Hinari programme manager, answers some questions about the Research4Life Access to Health programme at the 65th Session of WHO’s Regional Committee for the Eastern Mediterranean in Khartoum, Sudan.
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An overview of the key activities needed to properly read and understand a paper
