Pharmacists warn stocks at ‘unprecedentedly’ low level
The Panhellenic Pharmacists’ Association on Monday warned of “unprecedented” shortages in medicines on the Greek market including crucial drugs for cancer sufferers, diabetics and those with heart and thyroid problems.
The level of shortages constituted “a record in the history of the Greek market,” the association said in a statement before calling for a swift resolution to “the closed-door talks between Health Ministry officials and drug manufacturers.”
By Harry Papachristou
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