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Introduction
Accessibility to essential medicines has been considered
as an integral component of the right to health, which
is a basic human right1. Therefore, it is a global
obligation to ensure availability and affordability of
essential medicines to the public at large. As per the
information available, one third of the world’s
population lacks reliable access to the essential
medicines. The situation is still grave and
disheartening especially in poor countries2 where a
large proportion of their population lives in poverty
and their condition is characterized by high rate of
mortality, morbidity and disability.
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