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Category: Ethics in Clinical Trials, Access to Medicines

Exploring Intellectual Property and Access to Medicines from a Gender Approach

  By admin Ethics in Clinical Trials, Access to Medicines, Policy Briefs, Publications

Women in poor and low-income countries face barriers to gaining access to reliable healthcare, affordable patented drugs, and life-saving essential drugs. In particular, vulnerable and marginalized women in low-income countries suffer the most because of a lack of access to healthcare… Continue reading

Consolidating Capacities and Conversations on Access to Medicines

  By admin Ethics in Clinical Trials, Access to Medicines, Our Work

The project titled Consolidating Capacities and Conversations on Access to Medicines took forward Sama’s work on access to medicines, with the aim of examining the new drugs which have undergone clinical trials in India and have been approved by the… Continue reading

“The invisible”: Participant’s experiences in clinical trials

  By sama Articles and Edited Volumes, Ethics in Clinical Trials, Access to Medicines, Our Work, Publications

Sarojini Nadimpally, Divya Bhagianadh | PICR | 2017 The paper discusses the perspectives of clinical trial participants about the various aspects of Clinical Trials (CTs) and is based on the primary research conducted by Sama in 2012-13. The paper describes the… Continue reading

National Seminar on New Vaccines for All: A Report

  By admin Ethics in Clinical Trials, Access to Medicines, Our Work

The National Seminar on New Vaccines For All: Why, Which, When? was held on October 20-21, 2016 at the National Documentation Centre Conference Hall, National Institute of Health and Family Welfare (NIHFW), New Delhi. The seminar was organised by Jan… Continue reading

National seminar on Access to Medicines and Compensation for Clinical Trial Injuries

  By admin Ethics in Clinical Trials, Access to Medicines, Our Work

A national seminar on Access to Medicines and Compensation for Clinical Trial Injuries was held in New Delhi on 14 April 2016 at the India International Centre. The objective of the seminar was to share the findings from Sama’s research studies on Access… Continue reading

Study on ‘Access to Medicines for which clinical trials were conducted in India’

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Sama undertook a research study from 2015- 2016 exploring accessibility and affordability of drugs for which trials were conducted in India from 2005- 2010. The study has emerged as a logical continuation of the work that Sama has been involved… Continue reading

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