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Crowdfunding for Cancer Treatment Opens in a new window)
A family’s time vs money choice in Hong Kong's health care system.
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How an Indian Tycoon Fought Big Pharma to Sell AIDS Drugs for $1 a Day Opens in a new window)
Together, an Indian drug maker and international activists had forged an extraordinary alliance, pledging to upend the established global commercial and pharmaceutical order in order to save millions of lives.
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Fake Polio Markers Highlight Risks to Pakistan Vaccination Drive Opens in a new window)
The country is one of only three in the world where polio is endemic, along with neighboring Afghanistan and Nigeria.
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BMS Korea Files Administrative Suit to Appeal Eliquis Price Cut Opens in a new window)
Drug-maker files administrative suit against Korean Ministry of Health and Welfare to appeal price cut.
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Making the Most of Opportunity
Pharmaceutical Strategy in Asia
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Pakistan Grapples With Unprecedented HIV Infections in Children Opens in a new window)
Hundreds found infected as parents in impoverished district clamor for testing; doctor is arrested.
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India Faces U.S. Pricing Pressure Opens in a new window)
Dr Reddy’s Laboratories has said it expects the U.S. government to consolidate its practices, resulting in pricing pressure.
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What Drug Price Controls in Malaysia Mean for the Pharmaceutical Industry
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Use of HTA for Pharmaceutical Reimbursement
Lesson learned from Thailand.@WorldHealthSmt, @HITAP_Thailand
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The Philippines Is Fighting One Of The World's Worst Measles Outbreaks Opens in a new window)
Fifteen years ago, the Philippines had nearly eliminated measles, but the virus has made a strong comeback. Since January, the Philippines has had one of the worst measles outbreaks in the world.
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India’s Biggest Drugmaker Plans to Start Developing Its Own Medicines Opens in a new window)
Sun Pharma looks beyond generics.
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India Slashes Cancer Prices Opens in a new window)
The retail prices of several anti-cancer drugs have been slashed by up to 87% by the drug price control authority.
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Heart-Drug Suppliers for Millions Faulted Over Data, Bugs, Dirt Opens in a new window)
A pair of drugmakers in India that the U.S. is counting on to produce generic blood-pressure pills after a far-reaching recall have been faulted by regulators for quality-control issues.
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Rush To Produce, Sell Vaccine Put Kids In Philippines At Risk Opens in a new window)
The vaccine, called Dengvaxia, is aimed at helping children in Puerto Rico and other U.S. territories where dengue is a problem.
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Cabinet Approves Drug Price Controls Opens in a new window)
Malaysia to use international-price-referencing to benchmark drug prices.
