Al-Samai and Al-Rahawi inaugurate first Yemeni conference on clinical pharmacy at September 21 University
At the opening, member of the Supreme Political Council Al-Samai pointed out the importance of holding the first pharmaceutical conference of September 21 University to enhance the role of clinical pharmacy in medical care for patients after participating in graduating a batch of doctors from the university in less than two weeks.
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