Cabinet approves prices of 52 life-saving drugs
Most outlets led with the approval of prices for 52 life-saving drugs by a committee chaired by the Finance Minister. Dawn added that the Health Minister commented on the decision, noting its impact on patients. Both excerpts frame the story as a government action to regulate drug pricing, with no additional framing or emphasis beyond the approval itself.
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Cabinet panel approves prices of 52 life-saving medicines
ISLAMABAD: A sub-committee of the federal cabinet, headed by Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb, has approved the prices of 52 life-saving drugs, prompting Health Minister Mustafa Kamal to say that patients would finally have access to cheaper and better-quality medicines. “However, the approval is subject to the final approval of the federal cabinet,” Mr Kamal said while speaking to Dawn on ...
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Finance minister-led committe approves prices of 52 life-saving drugs
Customers buy medicine from medical store in Karachi Pakistan. — Reuters ISLAMABAD: A cabinet committee, headed by Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb, has approved the prices of newly listed 52 life-saving medicines, paving the way for their availability after final approval by the...
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