Explainer video: how we can ensure fair prices for new medicines

2/4/2024 - News

Why are new medicines excessively expensive and how can we ensure fair medicine prices? In our new animation video, we explain in less than 2 minutes how we can keep new medicines affordable and reduce the financial pressure on our health system. The explainer video is part of our Dutch campaign ‘Health over money: medicines for all’.

The animation video is in Dutch. This is the version with English subtitles:

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