8 September 2026
New publication on pregnancy and chronic myeloid leukemia in Ghana
A new paper co-authored by the Syreon Research Africa team reports three cases from Ghana on CML care in pregnancy.
Updates
8 September 2026
A new paper co-authored by the Syreon Research Africa team reports three cases from Ghana on CML care in pregnancy.
22 August 2026
The Global Colon Cancer Association awarded Syreon Research Africa a grant to evaluate access to stool-based colorectal cancer screening in Ghana.
26 June 2026
Marcell Csanadi joined a University of Ghana symposium on food safety, held under the theme “From Burden to Solutions: Safe Food Everywhere.”
22 May 2026
Highlights from the dissemination meeting at the University of Cape Coast on iron deficiency anaemia and cognitive function in children under five.
22 April 2026
Syreon Research Africa is building collaboration with KNUST, the University of Ghana, UENR, Ashesi, Central University, and the University of Cape Coast.
21 April 2026
Highlights from the second dissemination meeting on iron deficiency anaemia and cognitive function in children under five, held at South Senchi.
22 April 2026
Syreon Research Africa works with pharma, biotechnology, and medical device organisations on market expansion across Sub-Saharan Africa.
22 March 2026
Syreon Research Africa held a session on computational systems medicine for precision oncology at UENR.
22 March 2026
A new paper co-authored by the Syreon Research Africa team analyses how MRD measurement has been used in multiple myeloma trials from 2014 to 2025.
22 January 2026
Prof. Tero Aittokallio speaks on 22 January 2026 at the RCEES Auditorium, University of Energy and Natural Resources.
22 November 2025
After ethical review approval, data collection training and piloting began for the ESSA study of iron deficiency anaemia in children under five.
1 October 2025
This October, Syreon Research Africa joined partners in Ghana for breast cancer awareness, early screening, and the Run for a Cure Africa.
5 September 2024
Syreon Research Africa was established in Accra to serve Sub-Saharan Africa with research and capacity-building services.