Great Pharmaceutical Technologist Nekede.

14/09/2016

The First Set Ever Of pharmaceutical technologist students of federal poly nekede just finish thier exams and are celebrating thier success. they formed the pharmaceutical symbol Rx. Upon The Great PMC

27/03/2016

Ezirim gift wishes you all a happy easter remember the quality of our life is determined by the quality of our decision.

21/03/2016

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27/02/2016

all nd1 of pharmaceutical tech nekede should drop their contact and name for easy communication

09/02/2016

HOW IS LECTURES IN NEKEDE

14/01/2016

26/12/2015

in the pharmaceutical industry you need to know more of quality control QC and you got to do more intense research. visit the international journal of pharmaceutical technology and biotechnology. merry christmas to you great ones.

25/11/2015

scholl resumes on 11th of january

11/11/2015

A TRUE MEDICAL DOCTOR, MOTIVATIONAL SPEAKER AND INSPIRATIONAL WRITER.

03/10/2015

Increased competition, health care reform,
difficulty bringing new drugs to market and
many other challenges face pharmaceutical
companies. Technology is a fundamental
component of meeting those challenges. A
recent report entitled, “Technology Vision: What It Means for Life Sciences,” found the
following five technology trends that will
reshape the pharmaceutical industry over the
next three to five years. Create Context Based Services. Mobile
devices are helping pharmaceutical companies
engage patients and market their products. For
example, the makers of seasonal allergy
medication created an app that tells users
when pollen levels are high and where their medication is available in their area.
Utilize Big Data. As health care reform takes
place, physicians and insurers are going to be
able to accurately compare all related data,
including genetic information, financial data and
patient outcome percentages. This increased access offers insight regarding which drugs
and therapies have the

14/08/2015

NEVER FORGET YOUR PARENTS

14/08/2015

Is this true?
QUOTE FROM BISHOP KUKAH
"African educational systems have
surprising outcomes.
The smartest students pass with First
Class and get admissions to Medical and Engineering schools.
The 2nd Class students get MBAs and
LLBs to manage the First Class students.
The 3rd Class students enter Politics and
rule both the 1st and 2nd Class students.
The Failures enter the Underworld of crime and control the politicians and the
businesses.
And, best of all, those who did not attend
school become Prophets and everyone
follows them...."
What a paradox and an irony of life! It can only happen in Africa, where
corruption is the order of the day.