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Idec: Drug Prices Can Increase up to 27 Times without Violating CMED Rules.
A study by the Brazilian Institute for Consumer Protection (Idec), entitled "The Size of the Gap: Comparison between the Price Ceiling of Medicines in Pharmacies and through the SUS (Brazilian Public Health System)," reveals significant flaws in the drug price regulation model in Brazil. The study demonstrates that the maximum prices authorized by the Chamber for the Regulation of the Medicines Market (CMED), an agency linked to Anvisa (Brazilia…
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A study by the Brazilian Institute for Consumer Protection (Idec), entitled "The Size of the Gap: Comparison between the Price Ceiling of Medicines in Pharmacies and through the SUS (Brazilian Public Health System)," reveals significant flaws in the drug price regulation model in Brazil. The study demonstrates that the maximum prices authorized by the Chamber for the Regulation of the Medicines Market (CMED), an agency linked to Anvisa (Brazilia…
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