56 new drugs added to reimbursement list
Minister of Labor and Social Security Vedat Işıkhan announced that 56 drugs have been added to the reimbursement list. The drugs include those used for cancer treatment, kidney failure, organ transplants, and immunological diseases.
Minister of Labor and Social Security Vedat Işıkhan stated that they have added 56 drugs to the reimbursement list.
56 more drugs have been added to the reimbursement list.
Within the scope of our Social Security Institution's regulation, we have added 56 more drugs to the reimbursement list, 43 of which are domestically produced. Among the drugs are;
— Prof. Dr. Vedat Işıkhan (@isikhanvedat) January 30, 2025
?3 cancer drugs,
?3 chronic kidney failure drugs,
?3 drugs used in organ transplants,
?2 blood products,
?2… pic.twitter.com/ec7o0dxUFv
56 DRUGS ADDED TO REIMBURSEMENT LIST
Minister of Labor and Social Security Vedat Işıkhan announced which drugs have been added to the reimbursement list.
Within the scope of our Social Security Institution's regulation, we have added 56 more drugs to the reimbursement list, 43 of which are domestically produced. Among the drugs are;
3 cancer drugs,
3 chronic kidney failure drugs,
3 drugs used in organ transplants,
2 blood products,
2 allergy vaccines,
2 immune thrombocytopenic purpura (ITP) drugs.
I hope these drugs bring healing to our patients and wish our citizens a healthy life.
News Source: 12punto
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