One Month On: Industry Efforts Continue In Ukraine

Relief Efforts Continue As Conflict With Russia Moves Into Its Second Month

As the conflict in Ukraine moves into its second month, efforts to provide essential medicines to those affected are continuing across the off-patent industry, with regional association Medicines for Europe urging additional action to allow the safe production and transportation of supplies.

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The supply situation in Ukraine is fragile • Source: Sameer Chogale / Alamy Stock Photo

One month on from the start of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on 24 February, relief efforts are progressing across the off-patent industry as the conflict continues.

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