Over 100 life-saving medicines unavailable in Pakistan
Most outlets reported the shortage of more than 100 life-saving drugs, emphasizing the unavailability and its impact on patients needing treatment for conditions like cancer, hypertension, and diabetes. Business Recorder and ProPakistani both highlighted the shortage in their headlines, with Business Recorder adding the location (Karachi) and briefly listing affected conditions, while ProPakistani used similar phrasing but included a "Read More" prompt.
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Over 100 Life-Saving Medicines Face Shortage in Pakistan
More than 100 life-saving medicines are currently unavailable in Pakistan, making it difficult for patients to access essential treatment for… Read More
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Pharma markets face shortage of over 100 life-saving drugs
KARACHI: More than 100 life-saving medicines are currently unavailable in Pakistan, making it difficult for patients to access essential treatment for conditions including cancer, hypertension, and diabetes, according to drug manufacturers and suppliers. They say medicines have been going out of production one by one over the past two years, as rising costs have exceeded their prices in retail ...
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