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Cancer Drug Price Cut: Govt Caps Trade Margins At 30%, Revises Prices Of 543 Drug Brands

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Cancer patients could see lower medicine bills as the NPPA revises maximum retail prices for 543 anti-cancer drug brands. The new rates take effect on November 9, 2026, with some listed medicines recording substantial price reductions.

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