Queen Máxima applauds PharmAccess’ NkwaPlus for saving patients time and livelihoods

Queen Máxima of the Netherlands has expressed admiration for a digital remote system that allows patients living with hypertension and diabetes to monitor their conditions from home without making frequent visits to the hospital. During a visit to Manna Mission Hospital in Accra on Tuesday, November 3, the Queen witnessed a live demonstration of the […]

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