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Latest BioPortfolio blog: Medical shortages in the EU - UK - parallel trade and distortion of the the distribution of prescription drugs

Parallel trade in medicines has been controversial for years, with supporters arguing that it helps to stimulate competition and keep drug prices low across Europe, and critics arguing that it disrupts supplies and prevents patients getting access to dru... — Read more

Latest article: Taiwan Medical Expertise Supports Global Health: A Case of Rebirth

After returning to Vietnam, Ms. Nguyen Thi Ngoc Mai is blossoming with smiles, thanks to a group of people from Taiwan that have given her new perspective on life. Ms. Nguyen Thi Ngoc Mai, a 28-year-old Vietnamese patient struck with a rare aging disease that made her look like a 70-year-old lady, came to Taiwan for medical treatment. She began showing signs of Werner syndrome at the age of ten. But lacking the financial means to obtain medical assistance, her only option was the use of local herbs available in her home village. By the time she arrived in Taiwan, she looked and walked like a 70-year-old lady. “After intensive treatment, she seems to be given a new perspective on life. It is hard to describe in words, but after seeing her transformation, all the hard work is worth it,” said Mr. Walter Yeh, Vice President of Taiwan External Trade Development, while attending the press conference held i... — Read more