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India's healthcare transformed in 12 years under PM Modi: ReportIndia's healthcare sector has seen a major transformation over the last 12 years. Health insurance coverage has expanded significantly. Mat...- Out-of-pocket expenditure share declines by 21 percentage points from 2013-14: Health ministryGovernment health spending has risen, leading to a significant drop in out-of-pocket health expenses. This decline, from 64.2% in 2013-14 t...
- Chemists’ strike: CDSCO moves to prevent shortagesThe CDSCO has advised state drug controllers to prevent drug scarcity during the AIOCD's proposed e-pharmacy strike on May 20. Measures inc...
- All major pharmacy chains, hospital-based medical stores, Jan Aushadhi Kendras to remain open on May 20Pharmacies nationwide will stay open on May 20. This defies a strike called by the All India Organisation of Chemists and Druggists against...
- Ayushman Bharat, Jan Aushadhi schemes provided assistance of up to Rs 1 lakh crore to the poor, says President Murmu"Poverty eradication is no longer just a slogan. Now my government is working towards empowering the poor by providing a permanent addressa...
- Jan Aushadhi Sugam app review: Fast, responsive UI; good option for purchasing medicines at afforadable pricesThe app lists quality generic medicines.
- Generico raises $3m in Series A fundingThe startup will use the funds to expand to 100 stores in Mumbai, Pune and some cities in Gujarat over the next 10 months.
- NTPC to set up pharmacies near its power plantsNTPC has recently signed a memorandum of understanding with BPPI set up under a ministry of chemicals & fertilisers for participating in PM...
- Auction benami properties to build houses for poor: Secretaries to governmentThe government may take the route of auctioning "benami" properties for construction of affordable houses for the poor and lower middle cla...
- Government may push Jan Aushadhi via big retail chainsThe Jan Aushadhi scheme was rebranded as the Pradhan Mantri Jan Aushadhi Yojana and received a push this year with a proposal for a rollout...
- Budget 2016: Experts sceptical of budget booster to Jan AushadhiIn its new avatar, Jan Aushadhi stores (JAS) will also see on shelves 439 life-saving medicines and 250 medical devices at steep discounts.
- Drugs to cost just 20-30 percent of price at Jan Aushadhi storesHis Ministry would give a subsidy of Rs 2 lakh to those selected to run these stores towards expenses to buy computer and show-case, Ahir s...
- Government to supply 500 low-cost Jan Aushadhi Drugs in local stores from JulyThe drugs are likely to cost 50-95% less than their private branded counterparts & the medicines include cardiovascular, diabetes, respirat...
- Government to prioritise drugs, states to revive Jan Aushadhi PharmaciesThe government plans to focus on select drugs and states, spruce up supply chain and encourage doctors to use generic names of drugs.
- Government allows trusts, societies, etc. to promote sale of generic drugsThe govt said trusts, societies, unemployed pharmacists and entrepreneurs, among others, would be allowed to run 'Jan Aushadhi' stores.
- Pharmacy chain Jan Aushadhi to take lessons from Tamil Nadu modelGovt to link drug procurement for some of its stores to Tamil Nadu Medical Services Corporation
- Department of Pharmaceuticals to revive Jan Aushadhi schemeJan Aushadhi is a chain of pharmacy stores run by the department of pharmaceuticals that dispenses affordable generic drugs.
- Govt mulls 3,000 low-cost drug stores in 2 yearsThe government plans to open 3,000 Jan Aushadhi stores, which sell unbranded generic drugs at heavy discounts to branded drugs.
- Govt looks to source cancer drugs at a discount from cosThe government is in talks with drugmakers for sourcing medicines to treat cancer at a discount to be sold at its low-cost pharmacy chain J...
- Govt talks to pharma cos for cancer drugs at Jan AushadhiThe govt is in talks with pharma companies for ensuring availability of cancer drugs at a minimal price at their low-cost pharmacy chain Ja...
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