Healthcare in India

India has a multi-payer universal health care model that is paid for by a combination of public and government regulated private health insurances along with the element of almost entirely tax-funded public hospitals. Quotes What India really needs is an investigation into the flow of money from the pharma companies to the CROs [clinical research outsourcing companies] to the doctors. Colin Gonsalves about clinical trials in India. Regulation failing to keep up with India's trials boom Yee, Amy. The Lancet, Volume 379, Issue 9814, 397 - 398 Seventy per cent of the funding of the World Health Organisation comes from commercial entities…. As long as the WHO is getting industry funding or funding from vested interests, it should not be considered independent and the Indian government should ignore its advice. Those commercial entities are not interested in your health, they will make money by deception. Anseem Malhotra, quoted in ‘WHO has lost its independence, Indian govt should exit global health body’ I think that the states in India that broke free from the WHO saved hundreds of thousands of lives. Dr. Pierre Kory, quoted in : Is Big Pharma lobby blocking treatments? | Rajiv Malhotra & Dr. Pierre Kory FLCCC at ca. 41 min External links Category:Health care by country Category:India