Nigeria Academy of Pharmacy
Federal government urged to retend medicines on exclusive list
Stakeholders in the health sector have called on the federal government to retend Medicines on the Exclusive list, advising that it would be counter-productive and exceedingly damaging to Nigeria were medicines to be moved to the Concurrent List as is being advocated by some.
Researcher calls for increase in R&D funding in Nigeria
A world renowned cancer researcher, Professor Isa Marte Hussaini, has called for greater commitment on the part of the government to the funding of research and development in the country.
Pharmacy teachers get new curriculum soon – Adelusi-Adeluyi
A new curriculum for the pharmacy profession in the nation’s universities is in the offing, the President of Nigeria Academy of Pharmacy, Prince Julius Adelusi-Adeluyi, has said.
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