Adebayo Alonge will be speaking at the 2020 King's College London Fight the Fakes Week. He will discuss the impact of falsified medicines on Africa's peoples and healthcare systems. He will dissect the role RxAll is playing to solve this problem. And propose how other entrepreneurs can also join the fight.
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Adebayo Alonge Speaks At Hello Tomorrow Japan
Join Adebayo Alonge as he speaks on RxAll's growth journey since winning the Hello Tomorrow 2019 Global Challenge.He will be speaking on December 10, 2020 at Hello Tomorrow Japan between 5pm to 7pm Tokyo Time.
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