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KNUST-led consortium secures €300,000 grant for pain relief medicine
The project seeks to optimise a locally developed herbal pain medicine into a sustained-release tablet formulation suitable for large-scale production, creating a pathway from laboratory research to commercial pharmaceutical manufacturing.
The PharmaVax Ghana Programme, is funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), and the European Union (EU) to strengthen pharmaceutical research, innovation and local manufacturing in Ghana.
The company will apply its pharmaceutical manufacturing expertise to convert the research outcomes into products that can be produced at industrial scale while meeting national regulatory and quality standards.
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