Pharma sounds alarm over Grexit threats

 
• By Eleanor Malone
  
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As Greece prepares for a referendum that could bring it to the brink of an exit from the Eurozone, the European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations ( EFPIA) has warned of the threats posed both to patients and to the pharma industry. Its director general Richard Bergström has written to the European Commissioner for Health Vytenis Andriukaitis and a number of business- and economy-focused commissioners calling urgently for a dialog to find solutions.

As Greece prepares for a referendum that could bring it to the brink of an exit from the Eurozone, the European Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and Associations ( EFPIA) has warned of the threats posed both to patients and to the pharma industry. Its director general Richard Bergström has written to the European Commissioner for Health Vytenis Andriukaitis and a number of business- and economy-focused commissioners calling urgently for a dialog to find solutions.

Mr Bergström highlights the risk of medicines shortages in Greece as a result of parallel trade triggered by rapid currency...

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