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Pfizer and the Indian drug manufacturer, Cipla, has announced an initiative that will see 16 common cancer drugs being supplied at, or near, cost price in six major African countries - a move that will be the biggest effort to increase drug access in under-served African nations since the revolutionary antiretroviral supply scheme, PEPLAR·, that was introduced in 2003.
The deal will see Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda, Tanzania, and Uganda receiving...
