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New Study Highlights Drug Pricing And Regulation Issues In India
A new government study exposes serious flaws in India's drug pricing and regulation infrastructure. This study reveals how systemic failures impact drug pricing.
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Centre Cuts Prices Of 35 Essential Medicines
In a move to make medicines more affordable for patients, the National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority (NPPA) has reduced the retail prices of 35 essential drugs sold by leading pharmaceutical companies.
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In "Larger Public Interest", Stent Prices Further Cut By Over 6%
Shashank Kapoor, 32, is overjoyed. Last month, his father suffered a cardiac arrest and needed two stents. The five-day stay at a private hospital set the counsellor back by over Rs 1 lakh, one-third of which was just the price of the two stents.
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Fortis Hospital Charged Adya's Parents 1,208 Per Cent More For Syringes: NPPA
The Fortis Memorial hospital in Gurgaon charged 1,208 per cent more than procurement price for much of the medical equipment, including disposable syringes, to the parents of seven-year-old dengue patient Adya who had died at the hospital despite undergoing treatment for two weeks.
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Expected Rise In Drug Prices Post-GST Create Panic
The expected rise in drug prices post-GST has created chaos among the customers who are in dire need of life-surviving drugs. With uncertainty over tax slabs, pharma companies are in complete disorder.
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New Study Highlights Drug Pricing And Regulation Issues In India
A new government study exposes serious flaws in India's drug pricing and regulation infrastructure. This study reveals how systemic failures impact drug pricing.
-
Centre Cuts Prices Of 35 Essential Medicines
In a move to make medicines more affordable for patients, the National Pharmaceutical Pricing Authority (NPPA) has reduced the retail prices of 35 essential drugs sold by leading pharmaceutical companies.
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In "Larger Public Interest", Stent Prices Further Cut By Over 6%
Shashank Kapoor, 32, is overjoyed. Last month, his father suffered a cardiac arrest and needed two stents. The five-day stay at a private hospital set the counsellor back by over Rs 1 lakh, one-third of which was just the price of the two stents.
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Fortis Hospital Charged Adya's Parents 1,208 Per Cent More For Syringes: NPPA
The Fortis Memorial hospital in Gurgaon charged 1,208 per cent more than procurement price for much of the medical equipment, including disposable syringes, to the parents of seven-year-old dengue patient Adya who had died at the hospital despite undergoing treatment for two weeks.
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Expected Rise In Drug Prices Post-GST Create Panic
The expected rise in drug prices post-GST has created chaos among the customers who are in dire need of life-surviving drugs. With uncertainty over tax slabs, pharma companies are in complete disorder.
