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AIDAN Policy Brief: Drug Prices and Affordability

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All India Drug Action Forum AIDAN
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India has a booming drug industry and has contributed to making generics at low prices worldwide. But medicines within India are overpriced and unaffordable. Price regulation of medicines is a key public policy measure for health of India’s teeming masses. Only the Government of India can do it --- like it has done for cell phone rates, insurance premia, electricity tariff, bank interest rates, etc.

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Keywords: drug prices; health care; medicare; medicines; drug prices; public policy; health studies;

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