Dr Bruce Roser the founder and chairman of Stablepharma appears on this episode of the Irish Tech News podcast

The biggest problem with medicines is how they are stored, where they are stored and their use by dates and with an ongoing global pandemic this is an issue we will face when a COVID-19 vaccine is found. I talk to Dr Bruce Roser the founder and chairman of Stablepharma whose StablevaX technology offers vaccine stabilisation.

Dr Roser talks about his background, COVID-19, mistakes made during the current world pandemic, Stablepharma ’s StablevaX technology and how it can help when a COVID-19 vaccine is found.

Dr Bruce Roser on the Irish Tech News Podcast

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