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2009년 2월 19일

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James Njoroge, Pharmaceutical News 2.0

Pharmaceutical Industry Investors Support Access to Medicine

More investors in the pharmaceutical industry are coming out to support the access to medicine index, which ranks pharmaceutical companies’ efforts to improve global access to medicines…In a statement soon after signing the index, the investors said how the pharmaceutical industry “…responds to the access to medicine issue could impact materially on long-term shareholder value.” They affirmed that access to healthcare should be viewed as a basic human right…The investors who signed up to the access to medicine index include AMP Capital [part of AMP Group], Sarasian, Ethos, F&C, Henderson, Aviva, Schroders, Natixis and SMPS…[also refers to GlaxoSmithKline]