In Russia, a number of foreign drugs used in the treatment of oncological, autoimmune and other severe diseases have been banned from State registration. Some drugs have not been supplied to the country for several years, while others may gradually disappear from the first-aid range, and experts believe that alternatives exist for most of them.
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In Russia, a number of foreign drugs used in the treatment of oncological, autoimmune and other severe diseases have been banned from State registration. Some drugs have not been supplied to the country for several years, while others may gradually disappear from the first-aid range, and experts believe that alternatives exist for most of them.