The Hungarian government’s health department has decided to include 26 new medicinal products and indications into the subsidy system, affecting several therapeutic fields, announced Miklós Kásler, Minister of Human Capacities.
The Association of Innovative Pharmaceutical Manufacturers (AIPM) welcomes the government’s decision and trusts that the pace of decisions and inclusions will further increase in the future and the medicinal products will reach the patients as soon as possible, after the procedures have been completed.
Dr Péter Holchacker, director of the AIPM, welcomed the decision that makes advanced therapies available for Hungarian patients for the treatment of additional severe diseases.
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