Tunisian Deputies Call on the Government Not to Solve the Drug Crisis at the Expense of Patients.
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A group of renal patients protested yesterday against the management of EsSalud de Arequipa to demand an immediate solution to the shortage of medicines in the pharmacies of the nosocomium and to break the silence of the health authorities to the lack of drugs indispensable for the treatment of transplanted people.
Tunisia - Arabic Jerusalem: Tunisian deputies called on the government not to resolve the drug crisis at the expense of the patients, denouncing the dramatic increase in the prices of medicines. Last July, the Central Pharmacy announced an increase in the prices of more than 300 types of medicines, some observers said it exceeded 500 percent on some medicines, starting from the beginning of [...].
A large group of members of the Association of Renal Patients Southern Region protested at the facilities of the management of EsSalud in Arequipa to demand the urgent supply of their medicines. The demonstrators, who arrived with signs and wheelchairs, raised their voice of protest at the permanent shortage of drugs that seriously endangers their lives. Among those affected are transplanted persons and patients who receive treatment for hemodia…
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