Medochemie Responds to Paediatric Oncology Shortage
Medochemie dispatched two tons of essential medicines to Botswana in July to address critical shortages at the country’s only Paediatric Oncology Centre.
The shipment included antibiotics, pain medications, and anti-nausea drugs needed for children receiving cancer treatment.
This consignment of two tons of essential medicines will ease the burden on our healthcare workers and provide essential relief to patients who have gone without critical medications for too long
said Botswana Health Minister Dr. Stephen Modise during the handover ceremony in Gaborone.
The donation came through the Cyprus International Action Plan for Childhood Cancer, led by Professor Loizos G.
Medochemie Chief Operating Officer Daphne Pittas authorized immediate pharmaceutical aid when Botswana oncologists reported severe medicine shortages.
Author's summary: Medochemie aids Botswana.
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