Pakistan Drug-Pricing Authority Lowers Prices Of 92 Life-Saving Drugs
This article was originally published in PharmAsia News
Executive Summary
Pakistan's newly constituted Drug Regulatory Agency of Pakistan moved to reduce the prices of 92 life-saving drugs as well as taking other actions to restrict the prices of pharmaceuticals on a regular basis.
Pakistan's newly constituted Drug Regulatory Agency of Pakistan moved to reduce the prices of 92 life-saving drugs as well as taking other actions to restrict the prices of pharmaceuticals on a regular basis. The panel's drug-pricing committee said it ordered the lower prices and took steps to make pricing rational and transparent on the part of drug makers and its own regulations. The DRAP also said its various units would meet regularly to dispose of a year's backlog of issues. (Click here for more)
"Committee Formed To Check Medicine Prices Regularly" - Pakistan News Service (7/4/2012)