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SAT Hospital in Keralam rejects charges of ‘clinical trial drugs’ given to SMA-afflicted children

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SAT Hospital in Keralam rejects charges of ‘clinical trial drugs’ given to SMA-afflicted children

Hospital Superintendent says decision to provide SMA patients with a less expensive, generic version of the original molecule against SMA, in place of the imported original drug costing several lakhs of rupees for a single vial, was taken by a technical committee comprising experts in the field

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