Latin America's pharma industry staying optimistic despite economic uncertainty

15 November 2019
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The economic crises that have hit different parts of Latin America in recent months and years have threatened the progress of the pharmaceutical industry in some countries, but the sector's response is to stick together across the continent and keep coming up with innovative programs to serve patients.

Preventing these economic and social problems from having a negative impact on medicine and patients is one of the aims of the Latin American Association of Pharmaceutical Industries (ALIFAR by its Spanish acronym), reports The Pharma Letter's local correspondent.

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