Romania's Ministry of Industry and Trade says the government willconduct a study to determine if government-controlled drug prices should be changed, reports Mediafax. The study will last several months.
- In the Czech Republic, state payments to health insurance companies rose 22.3% in the first two months of 1997 compared to January-February 1996, due to changes in the ways insurers are paid for medical treatment, reports CTK Business News.
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