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Not All Medicines in Malaysia Need a Prescription

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Did you know not all medicines in Malaysia need a prescription? You know how we’re always told to see a doctor before taking certain medicines? Some medications that are supposed to need a prescription – like antibiotics – can still be bought over the counter at smaller pharmacies. Is it the right medicine?

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How Medical Reps Influence Prescriptions in Underserved Regions

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It’s not just about selling products – it’s about shaping how doctors prescribe, ensuring patients have access to affordable, effective treatments. Why Medical Reps Are Vital in These Regions Doctors in underserved areas often face challenges like limited access to the latest medical updates or a narrow range of medications in their stock.

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Foodsmarts’ New Program Allows Doctors to Prescribe Produce Just as Easily as They Can Medication

MedCity News

Foodsmart is rolling out its new program that enables doctors to refer their patients to Foodsmart’s dieticians and healthy eating platform, as well as write prescriptions for healthy food just as easily as they might a normal pharmacy prescription.

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Why You Don’t Always Need a Doctor for Minor Ailments

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You might think you need to rush to the doctor, but the truth is, many of these minor ailments can be treated with over-the-counter (OTC) medications. OTC medications are drugs you can buy without a prescription. These are medicines that have been deemed safe for self-use when taken as directed. What Are OTC Medications?

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Why Medicines Cost More at Some Places Than Others

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Have it ever cross your mind why the same medicine can cost differently depending on where you buy it? Medicines don’t come with a standard price tag in Malaysia. So, a medicine that costs RM5 at a government clinic might go for RM50 or more at a private hospital. You’d think a pill is just a pill, right? Let’s break it down.

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How Patent Expiry Makes Medicines More Affordable

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Have you ever noticed how some medicines suddenly become a lot cheaper after being on the market for a few years? The generic medicines market in Malaysia has been experiencing significant growth. The growing acceptance of generic medicines among healthcare providers and patients further contributes to the market's robust development.

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Psychedelic medicines: are they gaining traction in Europe?

European Pharmaceutical Review

The Schedule 1 classification means that these substances cannot be administered by doctors and, though they may be used for the purposes of research a government licence is often required. 6 Therefore, the quality of data provided to regulators will be key in obtaining MAs and subsequently marketing of psychedelic medicines.

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