Press Release – Helius New Zealands largest licenced medicinal cannabis company, Helius Therapeutics, has been issued with the industrys first GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) Licence to Manufacture Medicines by MedSafe. It allows the company to begin manufacturing …
New Zealand’s largest licenced medicinal cannabis company, Helius Therapeutics, has been issued with the industry’s first GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) Licence to Manufacture Medicines by MedSafe. It allows the company to begin manufacturing locally made medicines for New Zealand patients.
Carmen Doran, Chief Executive of Helius Therapeutics
“This is our most significant milestone yet at Helius. The GMP Licence means Helius can now move forward to manufacturing high-quality, affordable Kiwi-made medicinal cannabis products. New Zealand doctors will be able to confidently prescribe in the knowledge that Helius meets stringent quality standards,” says Carmen Doran, Chief Executive of Helius Therapeuti
Helius gains NZ s first licence to manufacture cannabis medicines
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The need is clear.
Key Point: Despite big advancements in sensor technology in recent years, clouds can still block a warplane crew’s view and make it impossible to support troops on the grounds.
Synthetic aperture radars can peer through weather, but these sensors generally are too big and unwieldy to help in a fast-evolving close-air-support scenario.
That could change soon. The U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA, has tested a compact video synthetic aperture radar, or ViSAR, that can peer through clouds and pump radar-based full-motion video to a cockpit or crew station.
The need is clear. “In many important parts of the world (such as the Korean Peninsula, Central America, Colombia and the Balkans) clouds are present between 25 and 50 percent of the time,” Bruce Wallace, a DARPA researcher, wrote in 2015. “The amount of time in which U.S. close-air-support aircraft can engage targets is therefore severely limited.”