Rebirth of Hong Kong 1981

However, he can guarantee that if he dares to play generic drugs, let alone the richest man in the Chinese, he will be the richest man in the world. Western pharmaceutical companies and the countries where they are located will teach him how to behave in minutes.

Cutting off people's money is like killing one's parents.

He didn't dare to play with generic drugs, let alone touch this kind of thing, he didn't even dare to think about it.

Although drug patents increase the cost of people's medication, if pharmaceutical companies can't make money, what do pharmaceutical companies use to research new drugs?

Except for the country, no one in the world will selflessly invest their own money in the research and development of new drugs, and let others copy them without paying any price.

(Of course, logically, here, I still have to say, 'My biggest wish for the rest of my life is not to make a lot of money, but to try not to let myself go to the hospital.

As for the reason, everyone should understand in their hearts, don’t look at you now have a house, a car and savings, wait until you go to the hospital to try it, and you will be back to where you should go in minutes...')

In later generations, India was called the pharmacy of the poor, where the poor all over the world buy medicines.

Cough cough, these medicines are of course not cold medicines, fever medicines and the like, but mainly some particularly effective anticancer drugs and very expensive special effects medicines.

In general, generic drugs in India are dozens or even hundreds of times cheaper than genuine drugs.

I believe that those who have watched the movie "I'm Not the God of Medicine" should remember the old lady in the movie.

(The words of the old lady in the movie are still fresh in Yang Chen's memory: "I've been taking 4 yuan a bottle of medicine for several years, and the house is gone, and the family is ruined!

Now he finally has cheap medicine, only 500 yuan a bottle, he really doesn't make money!

He just wants to help us!

You caught him!

We can't live!

Who doesn't have a patient yet?

Can you guarantee that you will not get sick for a lifetime?

I still want to live!

i don't want to die...

To be honest, I seldom watch movies and see tears. When I walked into the movie theater and watched this movie, I mainly went for Boss Xu.

Reflected in the movie, the naked reality of "can't live, can't afford to be sick, and can't afford to die", I believe everyone has deeply felt it.

The drug Gleevec is undoubtedly a great anticancer drug, which can increase the five-year survival rate of patients from 50% to more than 90%.

The drug entered China in 2001, but the price was terribly high. In reality, a box of "Gleevec" was more than 2 yuan, not the 4 yuan mentioned in the movie.

But it is worth mentioning that this medicine needs to be taken by the patient for life. It is no exaggeration to say that every time a patient swallows a pill, he is actually swallowing money.

It is not an exaggeration for an ordinary family and a patient to eat up their savings, car, and house in two or three years.

In contrast, the imitation Gleevec in India only costs a few hundred yuan, and the price difference is dozens of times, but the efficacy is similar.

It can be said that later generations of India relied on generic drugs to become a developing country, the only country with free medical insurance for all.

Although it is impossible to make minor illnesses and serious illnesses free, that is, some colds and fevers are free for minor illnesses.

If it's a little bigger, you still have to pay for it yourself.

But, with India's strength, it is already very good to be able to do this.

After all, if we have a fever, it will cost hundreds of dollars to go to the hospital to drop a bottle and get an injection.

This is not too low for someone with a salary of around [-].

Although India has taken advantage of generic drugs, it does not pay the price at all. This price is far more than the high-priced drugs we bear.

Everyone knows that there is a huge gap between the rich and the poor in India. 80.00% of them are poor people who have no money to see a doctor.

In addition to being poor, India's environment is also terrible.

The geographical location of India is located in the South Asian subcontinent. The climate can be described as a double-edged sword given by God. Abundant rainfall and strong temperature are excellent conditions for plant growth. Coupled with the fertile soil of the two river deltas, Indian plants grow very luxuriantly. Therefore, high-quality food can be produced to feed more than one billion people.

However, excessive precipitation and continuous high temperature have also caused local residents to suffer greatly. India ranks on the list of the hottest places in the world every year.

Humidity and intense heat are breeding grounds for germs. The dense jungle has a wide variety of species, coupled with India's poor sanitation conditions, making the spread of diseases particularly fast there.

Even in the 21st century, the number of people who are killed every year in India due to various diseases is still very scary.

Many of these diseases are highly infectious diseases. Once the Indian government cannot control them in the country and let them spread, it will be quite scary.

Indian generic drugs have largely limited the spread of those infectious diseases.

Poverty makes it impossible for regular medicines produced by foreign companies to be consumed in India. It is almost impossible for foreign pharmaceutical companies to make money from Indians in this regard.

But the huge population of diseases puts the Indian government under great pressure. Medicines are indispensable items for people.

Although it is wrong to imitate other people's medicines, it is impossible for Ah San's government to watch its citizens die of illness or suffer from illnesses.

Regular medicines cannot afford to be consumed, so they can only be imitated.

This generic drug not only eliminates the import tariff link, but also eliminates the middleman to earn the difference, and even saves the development cost and time.

In this way, the price of generic drugs is naturally much closer to the people.

However, to a large extent, the generic drugs in India are exchanged with their lives.

We all know that a new drug needs to go through multiple links from development to marketing.

Among them, the most important, the most critical, and the most troublesome, is the drug testing process.

Maybe many people will say that for this drug test, it only needs to catch a few mice for testing.

If anyone really thinks like that, there's only one reason, and you're out of your mind.

Can mice be the same as humans?

The body structures of the two species are different, so it's okay to test poison, but don't talk about testing medicine.

The best way to test a new drug is to test it on patients.

But it is impossible for this patient to allow the doctor to test the medicine casually.

Especially in developed countries, all kinds of so-called human rights make it infinitely more difficult for pharmaceutical companies to experiment.

It is a drug that is three-part poisonous, let alone a newly developed drug, let alone a developed country, even a developing country, it is impossible for people to test the drug casually.

As for the so-called volunteers, they all need to spend a lot of money.