A New Antibiotic Reached a Middle-Income Country Six Months After the US
Thailand approved a first-in-class oral antibiotic for gonorrhoea six months after the US, a benchmark for how fast new medicines can reach lower-income markets.
Thailand approved a first-in-class oral antibiotic for gonorrhoea six months after the US, a benchmark for how fast new medicines can reach lower-income markets.
Thailand is letting patients fill hospital prescriptions at registered pharmacies under a new initiative expected to save households 32 billion baht annually. Officials say the program will ease private-sector pricing pressure and improve drug access nationwide.