News24: How a Pretoria start-up is changing global medicine testing
Political-economy analyst JP Landman profiled nuvoteQ in News24 — on how a company built in Pretoria is reshaping the way medicines are tested around the world.
In his News24 column, respected political-economy analyst JP Landman turned his attention to nuvoteQ — under the headline "How a Pretoria start-up is changing global medicine testing."
The piece traces how a company founded in Pretoria in 2015 has become part of the global clinical-research toolchain: nuvoteQ's software for electronic data capture, safety reporting and clinical trial management is now used to run trials across five continents and more than 40 countries, spanning close to 400 research centres and over a million patient records.
It's a generous read on what's possible when world-class technology is built in Africa, for the world.
Read the full column on News24 (subscription may be required).
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