Understanding The Role Of Generic Medicines In Accessible Cancer Treatment
Together, we strive to make meaningful strides towards a world free from the burden of cancer, where hope and healing are within reach for all.
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Together, we strive to make meaningful strides towards a world free from the burden of cancer, where hope and healing are within reach for all.
The journey of Indian pharmaceutical companies exemplifies a synergistic blend of economic viability and social responsibility, positioning them as true leaders in the pursuit of global health equity.
Indian Medical Association says, "NMC as such remains an anti poor, anti people and anti federal law which if allowed to be passed will have unforeseen consequences on not only health sector but also on the federal structure of the country."
Everyone gets hiccups, but some people suffer intractable hiccups that last longer than a month, according to two Loyola Medicine neurologists.
Moreover, it also improved the efficiency of chemotherapy.
Probably this can help us get the closer to a healthier world and space.
A lot of noise is being made about the Piramal's recent acquisition of Bayer's molecular imaging portfolio but what does it really imply?
The government is planning to modify the rules of the Medical Council of India to make it compulsory for all physicians to prescribe medicines with generic names, Chemical and Fertiliser Minister Ananth Kumar said on Thursday.
The Union Health Minister, J P Nadda revealed that drug prices won't be hiked instead it will be slashed.
Teva--The largest generic drug manufacturer to acquire Allergan
How the doctors writing 'generic' prescriptions in India will save you money
India vs Big Pharma: Compulsory licence for leukaemia drug sought
Top health newsmakers of 2012
Despite compulsory licensing, generic cancer drug too costly for the poor
Will distribution of free generic drugs improve public health system?
World Bank to lend $147.5 million to Jubilant Pharma to ensure access to cheaper drugs
Novartis AG loses patent battle, cancer drugs to be cheaper
Jubilant gets USFDA nod for generic drugs
Together, we strive to make meaningful strides towards a world free from the burden of cancer, where hope and healing are within reach for all.
The journey of Indian pharmaceutical companies exemplifies a synergistic blend of economic viability and social responsibility, positioning them as true leaders in the pursuit of global health equity.
Indian Medical Association says, "NMC as such remains an anti poor, anti people and anti federal law which if allowed to be passed will have unforeseen consequences on not only health sector but also on the federal structure of the country."
Everyone gets hiccups, but some people suffer intractable hiccups that last longer than a month, according to two Loyola Medicine neurologists.
Moreover, it also improved the efficiency of chemotherapy.
Probably this can help us get the closer to a healthier world and space.
A lot of noise is being made about the Piramal's recent acquisition of Bayer's molecular imaging portfolio but what does it really imply?
The government is planning to modify the rules of the Medical Council of India to make it compulsory for all physicians to prescribe medicines with generic names, Chemical and Fertiliser Minister Ananth Kumar said on Thursday.
The Union Health Minister, J P Nadda revealed that drug prices won't be hiked instead it will be slashed.
Teva--The largest generic drug manufacturer to acquire Allergan
How the doctors writing 'generic' prescriptions in India will save you money
India vs Big Pharma: Compulsory licence for leukaemia drug sought
Top health newsmakers of 2012
Despite compulsory licensing, generic cancer drug too costly for the poor
Will distribution of free generic drugs improve public health system?
World Bank to lend $147.5 million to Jubilant Pharma to ensure access to cheaper drugs
Novartis AG loses patent battle, cancer drugs to be cheaper
Jubilant gets USFDA nod for generic drugs
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