KP doctors oppose amendments to Pharmacy Act 1967

MANSEHRA: Doctors across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa have opposed any legislation or amendments to the Pharmacy Act 1967 that would curtail medical practitioners’ authority to prescribe and dispense medicines to patients. “We will never accept amendments to the PMDC Act 2022, laws governing registered medical practitioners, the Drugs Rules and Minimum Service Delivery Standards (MSDS) of the Punjab and…

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KP doctors oppose amendments to Pharmacy Act 1967

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