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According to the World Health Organization estimates, less than 60 per cent of people in the developing world have access to generic medicines that are available at a fraction of the cost of brand name drugs. It’s on this premise that the Council of Health Research for Development will hold a forum to discuss how developing countries can become more self sufficient and break free from dependence on donor money and supplies from India and develop own pharmaceutical pipeline. Source: Business Daily, Pg. 28 Date: Wednesday, 28 Mar 2012  Why Africa Must Prioritise Manufacturing Own Drugs .pdf Other SummariesArchived Summaries |
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