Hey guys, this is Myra. Now,
if you're one of those people who's always sharing memes or videos that you love,
why not share People Fixing the World?
It's a great space where people can find more positive news.
All you need to do is tell them to listen and subscribe.
Now, let's get into this week's solutions.
Welcome to the program that gives you a positive outlook on life.
This is People Fixing the World from the BBC World Service.
I'm Myra Anubi,
and every week I introduce you to people who've dedicated themselves to making our world a better place.
Now,
there's nothing as scary as not being able to get medication or treatment when you really need it.
Unfortunately, this is something that many people across the world experience all the time.
But today,
we'll hear how unused medicine is making a difference in Egypt and how smart technology here in the UK can make it easier to diagnose dementia.
But first,
let's go to Ghana to meet the man on a mission to revolutionise cancer treatment across Africa.
Now, scientists developing new medicines for conditions like cancer rely heavily on data.
Data about how a drug interacts with the body, how safe it is and how well it works.
And in many countries, before a new drug can be approved, it needs to be rigorously tested.