Manufacturing Part Of GSK Proposal For Single Dose Antimalarial In India
Executive Summary
GlaxoSmithKline has proposed to market and manufacture antimalarial Krintafel in India and an expert panel has sought additional information to progress a review of these plans. GSK and partner MMV aim to ensure that the cost of the therapy does not impede access.
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