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Supreme Court wants cap on trade margin for all essential medicines and medical products

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Supreme Court wants cap on trade margin for all essential medicines and medical products

Government proposes 30% trade-margin cap on patented and non-patented cancer medicines, but top court asks why a margin cap cannot be extended to all medicines and medical products; the court says the government has to ensure that DPCO-approved medicines, whose price is legally regulated, reach patients

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