Access to Medicines Program

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The Access to Medicines Program is a Public Citizen initiative that advocates for affordable, equitable access to essential medicines worldwide by challenging high drug prices and restrictive pharmaceutical policies.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf advocacy program
health policy initiative
advocatesFor affordable medicines
conditions on public funding to ensure affordable access
equitable access to essential medicines
expanded use of TRIPS flexibilities for public health
strong government negotiation of drug prices
strong public health safeguards in trade agreements
affiliatedWith Public Citizen Health Research Group NERFINISHED
aimsTo ensure that publicly funded research leads to affordable products
increase transparency in drug pricing and R&D costs
promote generic and biosimilar competition
reduce barriers to access to essential medicines
areaOfWork access to medicines
drug pricing
global health
pharmaceutical policy
benefits patients
public health systems
countryOfOperation United States of America
surface form: United States
focusesOn biologic and biosimilar competition
generic competition
high drug prices
intellectual property and medicines
pharmaceutical transparency
public funding of medical research
languageOfWork English
mission to challenge high drug prices and restrictive pharmaceutical policies
to promote affordable access to essential medicines worldwide
nonProfitStatus nonprofit initiative
opposes excessive pharmaceutical monopolies
patent evergreening
trade rules that restrict access to generic medicines
parentOrganizationType consumer advocacy organization
partOf Public Citizen NERFINISHED
scaleOfActivity global
topic TRIPS and trade-related intellectual property rules
essential medicines
global health equity
medicine pricing regulation
pharmaceutical patents
usesStrategy coalition building
legal and regulatory interventions
policy advocacy
public education
research and publication of policy analyses
website https://www.citizen.org

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Public Citizen hasOrganizationalUnit Access to Medicines Program