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Tunisia Tackles Medicine Shortages with Digital Reforms
Health & Wellness3h ago

Tunisia Tackles Medicine Shortages with Digital Reforms

Tunisia just approved sweeping healthcare reforms to end nationwide medicine shortages and build a strategic drug stockpile. The plan includes immediate funding, local production, and full digital tracking across the entire pharmaceutical system.

AllAfrica - Health2 min read
CureBay Brings Better Medicine Access to 10,000 Rural Pharmacies
SolutionsMar 19

CureBay Brings Better Medicine Access to 10,000 Rural Pharmacies

A healthcare startup just made it easier for millions of people in rural India to get the medicines they need. CureBay's acquisition of Saveo's distribution network connects 10,000 pharmacies to better supply chains across southern India.

YourStory India2 min read
UK and Japan Partner to Fast-Track Genomic Medicine
InnovationMar 18

UK and Japan Partner to Fast-Track Genomic Medicine

A groundbreaking collaboration between British tech company Oxford Nanopore and Japan's leading genetic testing firm will bring faster, more accurate disease diagnosis to millions. The partnership marks a major step forward in making precision medicine accessible across Asia.

Google: cooperation international2 min read
Nigeria Plans Pharmaceutical Hub to Boost Drug Access
SolutionsMar 18

Nigeria Plans Pharmaceutical Hub to Boost Drug Access

Anambra State is transforming into Nigeria's pharmaceutical manufacturing center, promising better medicine access and thousands of new jobs. Community pharmacists are backing Governor Charles Soludo's reforms to strengthen drug safety and local production.

AllAfrica - Health3 min read
Rich Nations Now Using Licenses to Cut Medicine Costs
SolutionsJan 28

Rich Nations Now Using Licenses to Cut Medicine Costs

Wealthy countries are increasingly using special licenses to make patented drugs affordable for their citizens. A new study shows this practice jumped from 15% to 54% of all such licenses worldwide in just one decade.

STAT News2 min read