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Essential Medicines Missing From the Market Could Be Temporarily Imported without Authorisation

The Ministry of Health proposes a mechanism by which essential medicines that are missing from the market can be brought temporarily into the country, including if they are not authorised in the Republic of Moldova. The draft order is in the process of notification and public consultation, transmits MOLDPRES.

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Radio Chișinău broke the news 14 hours ago on Thursday, September 24, 2026.

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