Educational Campaign Needed: Says Study on Use and Demand for Drugs

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Jun 01, 1989
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Development Research News
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DRN 1989 Vol. VII No. 5

How does individual household use affect the demand for drugs? In this article, three major policy concerns are highlighted: dug pricing, local drug production and public procurement system.



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