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Pharmalys Ltd

Pharmalys is a global contract research organisation, specialising in clinical research.

Founded in 2008 in London, with operational headquarters in Dakar, Senegal. We support international health research through high-quality, ethical services.

19/06/2026

Pharmalys has successfully implemented an (electronic Trial Master File) system across its clinical trial operations, strengthening documentation management, compliance, and cross-team collaboration. Read more about this exciting milestone here.

Discover how Pharmalys successfully implemented an eTMF system to improve clinical trial document management, compliance, oversight and audit readiness.

10/06/2026

Niger is making important progress in the fight against polio, even in hard to reach and conflict-affected areas such as Diffa. Through strengthened vaccination campaigns, enhanced surveillance, and close collaboration between communities, health authorities, and , hundreds of thousands of children are being reached and protected against the disease. The progress in the region highlights how adaptable, community-based health responses can help ensure that no child is left behind.

Niamey—In a small camp set up on the outskirts of Gueskérrou, a locality in the Diffa region in Niger near the Nigerian border, Amina, 34, describes the conditions in which she has lived since fleeing insecurity in her home village. Now a refugee at this site, she was no longer certain her childr...

09/06/2026

Sierra Leone has achieved a major public health milestone by surpassing targets in its national HPV vaccination campaign, vaccinating more than 1 million girls and significantly expanding protection against cervical cancer. By extending eligibility to girls aged 11-18 and reaching both school-going and out-of-school populations, the campaign has helped close critical immunity gaps and strengthen progress towards the global goal of elimination cervical cancer by 2030.

Freetown—Sierra Leone has scored a major public health milestone by exceeding national targets in a recent human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination campaign, helping to accelerate progress towards eliminating cervical cancer as a public health threat by 2030.

08/06/2026

In Eswatini, new approaches to treating multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) are delivering promising results. With the introduction of a shorter, all-oral treatment regimen and strengthened patient support systems, the country is improving treatment adherence and outcomes for a complex and often difficult disease. Backed by World Health Organization guidance and national commitment, these efforts are helping more patients complete treatment successfully while advancing the broader fight against TB.

“There are various reasons for medication failure,” says Majaha Mtshali, tuberculosis (TB) focal person and staff nurse at Piggs Peak hospital in northwestern Eswatini. “When people do not take their medication correctly, whether by missing doses, taking it at the wrong times, receiving the wr...

06/06/2026

After a sharp rise in mpox cases exposed critical gaps in care, Sierra Leone has taken decisive steps to strengthen the management of severe complications. With support from the World Health Organization and the United Kingdom Emergency Medical Team, the country introduced specialised surgical care, advanced wound management and rehabilitation services for patients with complex conditions. Alongside lifesaving treatment, the initiative has built local capacity, improved clinical practices and laid the groundwork for more resilient health services in future emergencies.

Freetown—When Sierra Leone confirmed its first mpox case in January 2025, few anticipated the scale of the health emergency. By November of that year, more than 5400 cases and 60 deaths were reported across the country.While most survivors recovered with standard supportive care, a small number de...

05/06/2026

Pharmalys is pleased to announce the successful completion of a Good Clinical Laboratory Practice (GCLP) surveillance audit at the Medical Research Council Unit in The Gambia, reinforcing the institution’s continued commitment to maintaining internationally recognised standards in clinical laboratory quality and compliance.

Conducted across multiple sites in May 2026, the audit confirmed strong adherence to GCLP requirements and highlighted the strength of existing quality systems and operational practices. Congratulations to the team!

Another successful GCLP audit of the Medical Research Council Unit in The Gambia completed by Pharmalys, supporting global GCLP accreditation standards.

04/06/2026

2026 brings renewed optimisn in the fight against tuberculosis, as advances in vaccine development, diagnostics, and global collaboration continue to accelerate progress. Promising vaccine candidates now in late-stage clinical trials, alongside innovations in AI-supported diagnostics for drug resistant TB, are helping to strengthen efforts towards more effective and patient-centered care.

The year 2026 sees renewed hope in the global fight against tuberculosis (TB): scientific breakthroughs and strengthened partnerships are coming together at a critical moment. On World TB Day 2026, the global community is united behind a powerful message: Yes! We Can End TB.TB remains a global healt...

03/06/2026

A recent trial found that vaginal microbiota transplant (VMT) without antibiotics did not outperform placebo in restoring a healthy Lactobacillus-dominated microbiome in women with dysbiosis. While donor strain engraftment led to some localised microbiome and immune changes, overall conversion rates were low. An extension study suggests antiseptic pretreatment may improve outcomes, indicating VMT is safe and feasible but not yet an effective standalone treatment.

Vaginal microbiota transplantation without antibiotics fails to restore microbiome balance, yet engraftment suggests avenues for enhancing treatment efficacy.

02/06/2026

Sierra Leone is strengthening its response to severe mpox complications through improved wound care, rehabilitation, infection prevention, and specialised medical support. Following a major outbreak in 2025, collaboration between national health teams, , and the UK Emergency Medical Team helped provide advanced surgical care, staff training, and rehabilitation services for patients with complex and long term complications. The response has not only improved patient recovery and quality of life, but also helped build local healthcare capacity and preparedness for future health emergencies.

01/06/2026

As countries race towards the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals, health leaders in Francophone West Africa are advancing a more unified approach to care for mothers and children. Meeting in Dakar, experts and partners highlighted the large-scale transition to integrated services combining family planning, maternal, newborn and child health, and nutrition. Supported by the World Health Organization, this strategy aims to maximise every interaction with the health system, improve outcomes and ensure more equitable, efficient care despite limited resources.

Dakar – Alors que le compte à rebours vers 2030 s’accélère et que les Objectifs de développement durable (ODD) peinent encore à être atteints pour de nombreux pays, une question s’impose aux systèmes de santé d’Afrique francophone.

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