Open letter for transparency in pharma industry presented to parliament

26/3/2026 - News

On Tuesday, March 24, Wemos presented an open letter to the Dutch House of Representatives calling for increased transparency in the pharmaceutical sector. The open letter was signed by numerous health policy experts, healthcare professionals and civil society organizations, including the Dutch Patients’ Federation, the Dutch Breast Cancer Association and Doctors Without Borders. According to the signatories, transparency from pharmaceutical companies is necessary to make the prices of new medicines fairer.

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