Delhi Declaration to improve access to essential medical products

Health ministers and officials of the 11 member countries of WHO South-East-Asia Region (SEAR) signed the ‘Delhi Declaration’ to improve access to essential medical products at its 71st Regional Committee (RC) session in New Delhi, India yesterday. Regional director WHO SEA, Dr Poonam Khetrapal Singh, said access to safe, effective and affordable medical products are […]

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