Russia is sharply cutting centralized state purchases of anti-HIV drugs due to the problems with funding and the reduction of supplies to Russia by global drugmakers, reports The Pharma Letter’s local correspondent.
According to data from the Russian analytics agency Zdravresurs group, in 2023, funding of such procurements by the Russian Ministry of Health decreased by 29% compared to 2022.
According to this data, the value of funding declined from 38.6 billion roubles in 2022 to 27.35 billion roubles ($307 million) in 2023.
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