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Questioning why price-control measures were confined to oncology, the Supreme Court asked the Union Government how patients would benefit if manufacturers were left to fix drug prices, and called for scrutiny of pricing across the entire pharmaceutical market
The Supreme Court on Monday questioned why the Centre could not extend its 30 per cent trade margin cap on anti-cancer drugs to all medicines, calling the gover
The Centre has decided to cap trade margins on anti-cancer drugs, aiming to make cancer treatment more affordable. An expert committee will recommend the medicines covered, while the Supreme Court hearing is adjourned to October 27.