News & Media 27th Nov 2023

Proposed NPC Bill to promote innovation & research in pharmacy: Experts

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Ashishchandra RaoPartner | Mumbai

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The proposed National Pharmacy Commission Bill, 2023 will give a fillip to research with the inclusion of latest technological advancements, according to legal experts. The draft National Pharmacy Commission Bill, 2023, introduced by the Union ministry of health seeks to regulate pharmacy education, registration, conduct and ethics of pharmacy professionals and also enhancement of the reach of pharmacy services to the society.

In this context, Ashishchandra Rao, Partner, Economic Laws Practice speaks to Shardul Nautiyal from Phamabiz in the article “Proposed NPC Bill to promote innovation & research in pharmacy: Experts” about the proposed guidelines of the bill and how it will impact the pharmaceutical industry.

The article can be read here

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