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Issue dated - 26th Aug. 2004

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Govt mulls printing production cost on medicine packs

IICT in talks for technology transfer

Industry fears TRIPs flexibility unutilised for CL

Drug makers need fiscal support for overseas foray: Exim bank chief

WHO to write to Health ministry on logo misuse by Lupin

INSIDE PHARMA

EDIT

OPED

CORPORATE

HAPPENINGS

TRADE

REGULATORY

PRODUCTS

Pharma Research
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MARKET PLACE	EDIT
Importance of working at retail level THE retailers/chemists are at the bottom of the sales and distribution channel.	Editorial Public health paramount Edit Article Pharma industry: At the crossroads
OPED	IN THE NEWS
Govt-funded ARV therapy: Ethical challenges Following the June 2001 ‘Call to Action’ at the UN General Assembly Special Session on HIV/AIDS, in September 2003; the WHO, UNAIDS and the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria(an NGO) launched the ‘3-by-5’ initiative that is to treat 3 million people living with HIV/AIDS by 2005.	Ranbaxy and MMV achieve potential breakthrough in malaria drug EU manufacturing technology firms to serve Indian drug makers
CORPORATE	RESEARCH
RPG Life Sciences plans new plant for fermentation biz Glenmark seeks UK’s nod for phase I asthma drug trials Alfa Laval bets big on biotech sector Dabur India plans Rs 20 cr mfg facility Ranbaxy gets US FDA nod for loratadine syrup Orchid files seventh ANDA	New frontiers in delayed drug induced hypersensitive adverse reactions THE uncertain appearance of bizarre side-effects and the multitude of causes have made drug induced adverse reactions a difficult area of clinical research.
HAPPENINGS	HEALTH NEWS
CPhI Worldwide ’04 at Brussels in December Ahmedabad to host seminar on TOC and particle counting Nagpur IPA organises training for blood bank officials IIPC holds seminar on pelletisation and drug delivery HCL gets ISO 13485:2003 cert for medical devices Suryadevara Pratap gets Blue Hen’s Chick award	Hospitals eye IT to streamline processes, increase revenue The health informatics market (the application of Information Technology to health data) is on the verge of a rapid growth phase. Hospitals across the country are leveraging the power of IT in providing the best of healthcare services.
TRADE	REGULATORY
Taxes account for 35 per cent of drugs price: IDMA Pharma trade blames state, industry for ‘high’ retail prices	DBT to organise national consultations on Biosafety NPPA revises prices
EDUCATION	PRODUCTS
Pharmacy education in West Bengal Pharmacy education in West Bengal started about fifty-five years ago at the Institute of Pharmacy, Jalpaiguri in Diploma level.	Products