The President of the Medical Superintendent’s Group of Ghana, Dr. Kamarudeen Korku Hussein has registered a firm belief in herbal medicine, citing its potential to transform Ghana’s healthcare sector.
Dr. Hussein made the affirmation when the group paid a fact finding visit to the COA Research and Manufacturing Limited Company at Wusorkrom in the Abura-Asebu-Kwamankese District of the Central Region.
The company has been at the forefront of herbal medicine production, utilizing scientific methods to create effective and safe products.
“We believe in science,” Dr. Hussein emphasized,” adding that COA’s herbal medicines are produced scientifically, and the group can assist with clinical trials in their hospitals to back the company’s research.” He praised COA’s commitment to research and development, ensuring their products meet international standards.
Dr. Hussein further highlighted the potential of herbal medicine in Ghana’s healthcare sector. “Herbal medication has a future in Ghana.
We recognize its potency and must support research and data gathering,” he emphasized and stressed the need for collaboration between orthodox and herbal medicine practitioners.
That partnership, he noted, will help provide affordable, locally-sourced healthcare solutions, to help address Ghana’s healthcare challenges.
COA Research and Manufacturing Limited has paved the way for innovative healthcare solutions, and this collaboration is expected to boost Ghana’s herbal medicine industry and its
Its ground-breaking research has sparked interest among healthcare professionals and the general public.
“This collaboration is a significant step forward for Ghana’s healthcare sector,” Dr. Hussein noted and urged the government to support the herbal medicine industry through policies and regulations.
“We need to create an enabling environment for herbal medicine to thrive,” he stated.
COA Research and Manufacturing Limited’s President General and CEO, Prof Samuel Ato Duncan, assured that the company is committed to producing high-quality herbal medicines that meet international standards.
The company’s existing products, including COA Mixture, COA Plus, and COA MT mixture were showcased and upcoming products, such as COA Capsules, COA Energy water, COA Balm, and COA Ointment highlighted.
The collaboration with the health Superintendents is expected to yield positive outcomes, including enhanced quality herbal medication accessibility, job creation in the herbal medicine sector and increased research and development in herbal medicine.
This partnership serves as a model for future collaborations between healthcare professionals and herbal medicine producers
“As Ghana moves forward in innovative ventures, partnerships like this are crucial for progress,” Prof Duncan noted.
Experts predict a significant impact on Ghana’s economy, with potential export opportunities for herbal medicines.
Source:kofitutunews.com
