Chemists, wholesalers may need govt nod to advertise prescription drugs
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Centre proposes tighter curbs on advertising of prescription drugs
Under the existing framework, pharmaceutical manufacturers are prohibited from advertising drugs covered under these schedules without prior government approval.
Centre proposes tighter curbs on advertising of prescription drugs
Under the existing framework, pharmaceutical manufacturers are prohibited from advertising drugs covered under these schedules without prior government approval.