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KNUST secures $5.1m Takeda grant to prepare pharmacists for climate health risks
The project will also develop tools, standards and approaches to help pharmaceutical systems anticipate, prepare for and respond to the health consequences of climate change, with lessons from Ghana expected to inform similar interventions elsewhere.
Through PharmAdapt, the KNUST team will build the capacity of pharmacists in climate-related health risks, emergency preparedness, climate-responsive pharmaceutical care and environmentally sustainable pharmacy practices.1 million grant from Takeda Pharmaceutical Company Limited to strengthen Ghana’s health system against the growing health threats posed by climate change.
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