FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Chiara Canzi Chief Communications Officer [email protected] (434) 249-5930 www.medaditus.org Med Aditus Announces the Appointment of Yves Ribeill and Bob Blouin to Board of Directors RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC, (November 09, 2022) – Med Aditus International, Inc. is pleased to announce the
Dhiren Thakker, President and CEO of Med Aditus, sat down with Natalie Yeadon, C0-Founder and CEO of Impetus Digital to discuss the company’s progress and ways it will change the pharmaceutical landscape in sub-Saharan Africa and beyond. To watch the full webinar, click here.
By Victor Raballa Bangladesh’s pharmaceutical market leader, Square Pharmaceuticals, will kick off the production of crucial medicines at its Sh8.4 billion factory in Machakos County early next year. The multibillion plant built on over six hectares of land at the export processing zones (EPZ) in
By IGIHE The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed Africa’s inadequate capabilities and capacity to manufacture and supply essential drugs and vaccines. Although pharmaceutical products are currently manufactured in countries like South Africa, Kenya, Morocco and Egypt, Africa currently imports more than 80 per cent of its
Rwanda, along with Senegal are being considered by BioNTech, a German biotechnology company, for the manufacturing of mRNA vaccinnes in Africa. By Hudson Kuteesa with The New Times Rwanda, along with Senegal are being considered by BioNTech, a German biotechnology company, for the manufacturing of
Egypt’s State Information Service Egypt will release its locally-produced doses of the Chinese Sinovac coronavirus vaccine by today or tomorrow maximum, and will manufacture between 15 and 18.5 million doses per month, Health Minister Hala Zayed said on Sunday 22/8/2021. Zayed made the announcement during
Journalists in the country have been advised against sensationalizing reporting on the CoVID-19 vaccines but rather give out correct information to the public so that the uptake of the vaccine increases. By Lydia Maganga-Mana with The Nyasa Times Journalists in the country have been advised
The Ministry of Health has confirmed a polio outbreak in the country. The polio viruses were established on July 21 from two samples collected on June 1 from the sewage plants of Bugolobi and Lubigi in Kampala. By ESTHER OLUKA with The Daily Monitor The
Rwanda has launched door-to-door Covid-19 vaccinations for vulnerable groups, including the elderly. By Ange Iliza with The East African Rwanda has launched door-to-door Covid-19 vaccinations for vulnerable groups, including the elderly. Local leaders and community health workers will facilitate nurses by allocating the beneficiaries and
Malawi had nearly 7 million malaria cases last year, more than a third of the population, with 2,500 lives lost to the mosquito-borne disease. However, one village has become a model for how to eradicate malaria and in June was honored as the first ever
