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Government caps trade margins on 137 anti-cancer drugs at 30%

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The government has set a ceiling of 30% on trade margins for 137 anti-cancer medicines. The move is aimed at making these life-saving drugs more affordable for patients. The cap restricts how much profit intermediaries can add to the price of these medicines. Officials framed the step as a measure to ease the financial burden of cancer treatment on households.

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