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What hinders Indian pharma companies from making drugs for rare diseases

Posted on December 30, 2025 By admin
What hinders Indian pharma companies from making drugs for rare diseases

Modern healthcare is fundamentally dependent on a constant supply of known and new drugs, making their discovery and manufacture a profitable business. The Indian pharmaceutical industry plays a key role in making drugs available globally at low prices, reflected in its projected revenue of about $130 billion by 2030. However, it largely manufactures generics that…

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