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A new dawn in global health: UHC as the path toward national health stewardship

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By Fumie Griego
| ifpma.org
The UHC High‑Level Forum in Tokyo marked an unmistakable turning point. It signaled a shift from dialogue to pragmatic action, with health and finance ministries jointly designing country‑owned, fiscally grounded UHC strategies to move beyond fragmented, crisis‑driven responses toward resilient, durable health systems that can make Universal Health Coverage (UHC) a reality. UHC means ensuring that everyone can access quality health care without being pushed into poverty.
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Re: High drug prices are not justified by industry’s spending on research and development

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By Fumie Griego, Richard Torbett, Tim Wilsdon
| bmj.com
Dear Editor, We note with interest the article by Angelis et al., arguing that high drug prices are not justified by industry’s spending on research and development (R&D). While we appreciate the call for more medically valuable and affordable innovations, there are areas where the evidence does not support the assertions in the paper. The article argues that prices do not reflect the R&D investment associated with new products.
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To be a leading pharmaceutical powerhouse, Korea needs to stand up for innovation and intellectual property

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By Youngshin Lee, Fumie Griego
| The Korea Times (Korea) Verified
By Youngshin Lee and Fumie Griego The Ministry of Health and Welfare recently hosted the World Bio Summit in Seoul to discuss the future of vaccines and public health. The event underscored Korea's impressive progress in becoming one of the world's leading pharmaceutical powerhouses. Already, Korea ranks as one of the world's most innovative nations, second only to Germany, according to Bloomberg.
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