The School of Pharmacy at Kabarak University recently held its 13th Annual International Research Conference, themed "Role of Pharmaceutical Sciences in Achieving Universal Health Coverage." The event, officially opened by Vice Chancellor Prof. Henry Kiplangat, underscored the university's commitment to fostering research and innovation in pharmaceutical sciences. Prof. Kiplangat's opening remarks highlighted the importance of pharmaceutical research in addressing global health challenges and achieving equitable access to healthcare.
The conference featured a keynote address by Dr. Stephen Omondi, who discussed the pivotal role of pharmaceutical sciences in achieving universal health coverage. Dr. Omondi emphasized the need for innovative research to bridge healthcare gaps, particularly in low and middle-income countries. Guest speaker Dr. Erick Machora focused on "Advances in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing," exploring the latest innovations and technologies that enhance drug quality and accessibility. His presentation underscored the importance of modern manufacturing processes in reducing costs and making essential medications more affordable.
Throughout the event, various sessions showcased cutting-edge research on topics such as drug development, regulatory challenges, and digital technologies in pharmaceutical practice. Researchers and students presented their latest findings, fostering an environment of collaboration and knowledge exchange. The conference reinforced Kabarak University's role as a leader in pharmaceutical research and education, inspiring attendees to apply their newfound knowledge to advance global health initiatives.
