In this article included in The Globalisation of the Pharmaceutical Industry, the authors draw on their experience to develop lessons on how to establish a sustainable life sciences eco-system in middle-income countries (MICs) and low-income countries (LICs). They highlight the importance of different types of government policy (industrial policy, the regulatory framework, intellectual property, and improving access to medicines) and how success requires different stakeholders (public and private, international and national) to work together.
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Inequities in patient support, well-being, and treatment access for triple negative breast cancer patients
In this report, Charles River Associates (CRA) and Cancer Support Community (CSC) examine the extent to which policies associated with long-term support,...