From Cancer Medicines to Insulins: AIIMS Expands Free Medication List
AIIMS Delhi has expanded its list of free medications by adding 63 more drugs, bringing the total to 359. This move aims to enhance healthcare accessibility, especially for economically disadvantaged patients.;
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New Delhi: In a commendable move towards increasing healthcare accessibility, the All India Institute Of Medical Sciences (AIIMS) in Delhi has broadened its scope of free medications. An additional 63 drugs have been included in the institute's free medicine list, taking the count from 296 to 359.
The AIIMS Director, Dr M Srinivas, announced this expansion, emphasizing that the decision would majorly benefit the economically disadvantaged sectors of the society. He remarked, “It's not just about adding medicines; it's about extending our commitment to the community, especially to those in dire need.”
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