Improving access through innovation and research and development aimed at finding tomorrow’s cures will continue to remain the primary focus for innovative pharmaceutical companies in India. This was stated at the Organization of Pharmaceutical Producers of India’s (OPPI) Conclave on Access, Innovation and Reach of Healthcare in India held at the Nehru Center in Mumbai last week.
The OPPI says it identifies itself with the country’s national health care objectives and plays an active role in achieving them. Towards this endeavor, the Conclave intended to bring together distinguished globally-acclaimed professionals, experts, government officials and other stakeholders of the health care and allied sectors to chart a way forward to help achieving the health care goals of India.
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