Major Donation Boosts African Drug Discovery and Development
- Publisher:
- University of Cape Town
- Publication Date:
- 30 June 2019
- Tags:
- Africa, South Africa, Health and Medicine, Science and Biotechnology
University of Cape Town alumnus and former chairman and CEO of Coca-Cola, Neville Isdell, has donated $1,242,160 towards the university's Drug Discovery and Development Centre, H3D. The donation will be used partly for a groundbreaking new project which could ultimately lead to better directed drug dosages for diverse African populations.
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