Panacea Pharmaceuticals Donates 280,800 Insulin Syringes To Kath

Panacea Pharmaceuticals Limited has donated 280,800 pieces of 1ml Insulin Syringes to the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH) to support diabetes care and improve patient outcomes.

Presenting the items on behalf of the company were Mr. Samuel Owusu Adjei, General Manager for the Northern Sector, and Mr. Samuel Odei Ashia, Business Development Manager.

Mr. Owusu Adjei said the donation reflects Panacea’s commitment to strengthening healthcare delivery in Ghana, especially in critical areas such as diabetes management.

Receiving the syringes, Dr. Kwadwo Sarbeng, the Medical Director of KATH, expressed his gratitude for the timely support and emphasized its positive impact on patient care.

The donation forms part of Panacea’s corporate social responsibility to enhance public health services across the country.

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The Komfo Anokye teaching hospital (KATH) is located in Kumasi, the capital of the Ashanti region with a total population of

Panacea Pharmaceuticals Donates 280,800 Insulin Syringes To Kath