With several deaths across the world on account of the pandemic and the associated socio-economic disruptions, the virus has opened new vistas for the global pharmaceutical industry where big pharma are reaffirming their reputation as reliable partners in healthcare delivery.
As the trend gains momentum, Nigeria, with her large number of pharmacists, is missing from the list of countries benefiting from the COVID-19 vaccine trade. This, indeed, is worrisome!
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