仿制药大国-穷人的天堂-印度（Generics big - poors paradise - India）.docVIP

仿制药大国-穷人的天堂-印度（Generics big - poors paradise - India） Why India is a major generics (chart) Abstract: seeing that the rise of rambo has not only brought huge profits, but also provided cheap medicines for the poor, the Indian government has decided to encourage local pharmaceutical companies. \ destroy the dog and save the Chinese Photo of Indian pharmacy Lu yong was indicted by prosecutors in wuxi, jiangsu province, for helping thousands of patients with leukemia to send money to Indian pharmaceutical companies. Because of the high price of drugs at home, many patients who cant afford the normal channels of medicine instead choose to buy generic drugs from countries such as India. They struggled with guard and preservation and eventually chose the latter. India was once known as the worlds pharmacy, a big generic drug. For some patients in China, generic drugs are the last straw. Why has India become a generics power? Why are Indian drugs so cheap? The origin of generic drugs The concept of generics began in America in 1984. At the time, there were about 150 patents on common drugs in the United States, and the big drugmakers thought they were unprofitable and would not continue to develop, which became an unclaimed orphan drug. As a result, new manufacturers need to prove that their products are fairly bioactive with the original drug, thus creating the concept of generic drugs. Generic and patent medicine in dosage, safety, effectiveness, quality, function, indications are exactly the same, but the average price is only 20% - 20% of patented drugs, individual species or even a difference of more than 10 times. Domestic Indian generics many are counterfeit drugs It is understood that one in four of the 20 serious illegal websites published by the state administration of food and drug administration (cfda), which publishes information on counterfeit medicines, is known as the generic drug purchasing website in India. Because of the illegal act as purchasing agency