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Two Pakistanis escaped prosecution for alleged illegal sale and distribution of Viagra, common pain relievers and other unregistered imported medicines after the Supreme Court (SC) upheld a Court of Appeals (CA) decision agreeing with the Department of Justice (DOJ) that they should not be prosecuted because the complainants failed to sustain the evidence against them.
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[Summary] => Nangunguna ang Pilipinas sa listahan ng mga bansang nasa Southeast Asia na may mataas na drug spending kung saan gumastos ito ng $5.6 bilyon para sa pagbili ng gamot sa nakalipas na limang taon.
Ito ang inihayag ni Rep. Junie Cua matapos ang isinagawang pag-aaral ng Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), non-government organizations (NGOs) at pharmaceutical groups.
Sa nasabing pag-aaral, ang bansa ay gumastos ng $1.247-B para sa gamot noong 1997; $1.012B noong 1998; $1.183B noong 1999; $1.118B noong 2000 at $1.062B noong 2001.
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Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II said yesterday that more hospitals in Metro Manila have expressed interest in selling imported medicines from India.
According to Roxas, there are currently eight brands being imported through the joint program of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) and the Department of Health known as the "Presyong Tama, Gamot Pampamilya."
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According to Roxas, there are currently eight brands being imported through the joint program of the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) and the Department of Health known as the "Presyong Tama, Gamot Pampamilya."
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The order was issued by Makati Regional Trial Court Judge Delia H. Panganiban who dismissed the petition by the Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Association of the Philippines (PHAP) for lack of merit.
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[Summary] => DAVAO CITY  Southern Mindanao residents can now avail themselves of quality medicines at affordable prices. Thanks to the departments of health and trade and industry which made the Davao Regional Hospital in Tagum City and the Davao Medical Center here the first recipients of government-imported cheap branded drugs from India.
Last Friday, Health Secretary Alberto Romualdez, along with Trade and Industry Assistant Secretary Zenaida Maglaya, turned over several boxes of these drugs to Dr. Romulo Busuego, Davao Regional Hospital director.
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Ito ang inihayag ni Rep. Junie Cua matapos ang isinagawang pag-aaral ng Department of Trade and Industry (DTI), non-government organizations (NGOs) at pharmaceutical groups.
Sa nasabing pag-aaral, ang bansa ay gumastos ng $1.247-B para sa gamot noong 1997; $1.012B noong 1998; $1.183B noong 1999; $1.118B noong 2000 at $1.062B noong 2001.
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The order was issued by Makati Regional Trial Court Judge Delia H. Panganiban who dismissed the petition by the Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Association of the Philippines (PHAP) for lack of merit.
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Last Friday, Health Secretary Alberto Romualdez, along with Trade and Industry Assistant Secretary Zenaida Maglaya, turned over several boxes of these drugs to Dr. Romulo Busuego, Davao Regional Hospital director.
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