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Rabies: Arun Shetty Is Chemists' Assn Prez |

Mangaluru: Arun Shetty, proprietor, Prafful Medicals, Kulshekar, was unanimously elected as president of the South Kanara District Chemists’ and Drugg.

Mumbai News: Chemists Displaying Discount Boards In FDA Crosshairs

Reduced patient flow in hospitals due to Bengaluru bandh

Healthcare: High prices, black market drive medicines out

Poor patients suffer the most as facilities at govt hospitals in Sindh have been gradually limited

DFCO organizes awareness campaign at Kathua, Akhnoor

Doctors sceptical about Indian Pharmaceutical Association's programme of training pharmacists for administering vaccines

Doctors and health experts have expressed safety and health concerns over the Indian Pharmaceutical Association's (IPA) ambitious programme of training pharmacists for administering vaccines.

Various trade bodies protest against opening of Reliance outlet in Jammu - Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism

Cong, NC strongly oppose decision Excelsior Correspondent JAMMU, Oct 16: Various leading trade bodies of Jammu including Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Ware House Traders Association today held protest demonstration and dharna outside new Reliance Retail Store, which was opened at City Square (Chandnagar), near Dogra Chowk here today. click here to watch video Led by Arun Gupta, president CCI Jammu, Deepak Gupta-president Ware House/ Nehru Market Traders Association, presidents of Raghunath Bazar, Kanak Mandi, Purani Mandi Traders Associations, […]

High import duties lead to drug shortage in Pakistan amidst possible COVID sixth wave

Pakistan, over the past few weeks, has seen rising coronavirus cases, a grim reminder for the country that its battle with the pandemic is yet far from over.

High import duties start to reflect in drug shortages

If the taxes are not removed on 61 items including medicines and masks, the sixth wave could see a severe healthcare crisis