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Advances in solid handling for continuous flow synthesis of specialty chemicals and pharmaceuticals - Communications Chemistry

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By Zen Johnston, Thabo Peme, Tommy Mabasa, Christophe Len, Darren Riley, Jenny-Lee Panayides, Cloudius Ray Sagandira
| Nature Verified
Abstract Continuous flow chemistry has transformed the synthesis of pharmaceuticals and specialty chemicals by advancing sustainability, efficiency, and process control. Despite these advantages, the management of solids remains a major challenge, often leading to clogging, inefficient mixing, and limitations in scalability.
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We import over 70% of our medicines. Making active ingredients locally would change this

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By Cloudius Ray Sagandira
| The Star (Kenya) Verified
The situation reflects deep-rooted challenges in healthcare access, infrastructure, and socioeconomic conditions. Yet the continent produces only 3% of global medicines. It imports over 70% of its medicines. This makes medicine expensive and supply unreliable, dependent on global supply chains. The COVID-19 pandemic starkly exposed this vulnerability. Major medicines exporting countries such as China and India imposed export restrictions to prioritise domestic needs.
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L’Afrique peut réduire ses importations de médicaments en produisant localement les principes actifs

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By Cloudius Ray Sagandira
| The Conversation Verified
L'Afrique supporte une lourde charge en matière de santé. Elle représente 25 % du fardeau mondial des maladies alors qu'elle ne compte que 18 % de la population mondiale. Cette situation reflète des problèmes profonds : l'accès aux soins, les infrastructures et les conditions socio-économiques sont très insuffisants. Pourtant, le continent ne produit que 3 % des médicaments mondiaux. Il en importe plus de 70 %.
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