Broken Healthcare System In India | Nitish Rajput - YouTube

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The only difference between a middle-class man and a poor man is the hospital bill.
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If someone in the house of a middle-class man getting a major illness
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So he falls below the poverty line.
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See, there is no need to do MBBS for Common Sense.
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But whom you trust as God.
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That doctor prescribes you medicines of that company from which he gets the money.
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Doctor get their percentage
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If you find out in the market, Then you gotta know that a 30% to 40% rate is going on for doctors.
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And outside trips are sponsored separately.
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India is the largest country in the world in exporting generic medicines
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We provide generic medicines at the cheapest price all over the world.
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And you are not getting generic medicines in India
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There can be no greater joke than this.
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After opening a pathological clinic,
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you have to meet the doctor there and set rates with them.
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Then people will come to you. Doctors have proper sales targets in private hospitals.
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Sales review meetings are held, The budget for every month is fixed.
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There are targets setting from admitting the patient to getting a surgery
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Whenever a new disease comes into the world.
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And it takes a lot of money, research, and time to make medicine for that disease.
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2.6 billion rupees are spent when medicine is found for some disease.
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And after spending so much money and time,
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it is not confirmed that the medicine will be made.
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All the money gets wasted due to a small adverse effect.
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So whenever a company makes a medicine
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So a patent is granted for that.
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And for the coming 20 years, the same innovator company can sell that medicine.
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At the rate fixed by them.
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If any other company wants, it cannot manufacture and sell that medicine.
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For these 20 years, the innovator company has recovered its cost.
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And this medicine is called branded medicine.
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And all this is done so that
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So that the innovator company can get rewarded.
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of their hard work and they can earn the money that they have invested.
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And as soon as 20 years are over.
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So any company can manufacture and sell that medicine.
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And when the company manufactures it and sells it to the market. Then it is called generic medicine.
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A generic medicine is much cheaper than a branded medicine.
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Because all the companies are manufacturing it
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so the competition increases
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And all these companies would not have spent on research and development.
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So they can earn profit even at low rates.
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According to the FDA, generic medicine is 80-85% cheaper
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Comparatively to a branded medicine even though generic medicine is cheaper than branded medicine.
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But there is no difference between the two.
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Chemical composition of medicines
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Salt, strength, everything is the same.
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Even if both the medicines are dissolved in any solvent there is not even a 1-second difference.
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But, the drug company does not like generic medicines at all.
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Because the profit that is made in branded medicines
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competitively generic medicine doesn't make that much profit.
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This is the golden time of 20 years in which there is no competition.
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Decide the rate you want, and people have a compulsion to take medicine from you.
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This is very much liked by the drug companies. Drug company means
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Pharma companies that manufacture medicines.
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So what do companies do when their patent is over?
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Medicines are sold at cheap prices in the market
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So, they make a new version of the same medicine.
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Slightly changing the original compound and patenting a new name
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Sell ​​it in the market at new prices without any competition.
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Paracetamol is a generic medicine by making slight changes in paracetamol
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Medicines are sold to you under different company names.
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If you look carefully, the salt which is written in it is the same.
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In some cases, they make a new combination by mixing paracetamol and cetirizine.
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Medicine is launched in the name of a new company at high prices.
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If you take 600 MG of paracetamol from any company, it will work the same.
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There is no difference between a generic medicine and branded medicine.
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Now the thing is, why would you take such a big risk and start taking generic medicines?
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My educational background is an engineering
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I do not have a medical background, See MBBS is not required to use Common Sense.
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Whatever I have just told you, I am not saying it baselessly.
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The same thing has been said by the Prime Minister of our country
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Said it on multiple platforms: Take generic medicines only.
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There is no difference between branded and generic medications.
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There is no difference between Generic and branded medicine
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Before we go any further.
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The Knowledge partner of this video is Navi health Insurance.
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Co-founded by Sachin Bansal. Ex co-founder of Flipkart
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How he has handled the problem of the health industry from a different perspective
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I will tell you at the end of the video. So coming back to the topic.
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The medical council of India has issued an advisory to the doctor don't know how many times
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Prescribe only generic medicines to the patients.
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To explain this, the Government of India has established Jan Aushadhi Centres
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Where only generic medicines are available.
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In fact, in 2017 it was stated that if the doctors are not prescribing generic medicines.
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So by passing a bill a law will be made for generic medicines.
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Every doctor has to follow
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WHO has said on record that by using generic medicines,
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People will be able to get treatment for very little money.
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Even after what I have told you, after confirming it with your most trusted doctor.
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Only then you believe it.
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If something is worth ₹ 1, it cannot be sold for ₹ 20 in the market.
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There is only one condition, it can be sold if the doctor tells you.
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Otherwise, no one in the world gives extra money for the same thing.
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When you go to a medical store and ask for medicine.
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And they ask you to give the same medicine from the other company?
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So you flatly refuse. You have this level of trust in the doctor
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But whom you trust so much as God.
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That doctor prescribes you medicines from the company from which he received money
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The pharma company has hijacked the health care system of India.
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These companies have the advantage of selling branded drugs
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That's why pharma companies give money to doctors to sell branded drugs to the patient.
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Doctor get their percentage
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If you find out in the market, then a 30% to 40% rate is going on for doctors.
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And the foreign trips regularly are sponsored separately.
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This is the reason why doctors prescribe branded medicines instead of generic medicines.
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And if any doctor wants to work honestly.
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So they have sent money to the medical stores as well.
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Suppose a doctor prescribes generic medicine.
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So you will keep walking around with the prescription
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and you will not get generic medicines at any medical store.
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Pharma companies have used such marketing strategies.
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The entire medical store is full of branded medicines.
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And I'm not talking about every doctor.
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I am talking about only those doctors who have sold their conscience.
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The pharma company has injected this thing very well into the market.
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That generic medicine is less effective, branded and expensive medicines can cure well.
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Any medicine whether it is branded or generic comes in the market only
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After the approval of the FDA, If generic medicine was less effective then
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it doesn't even enter the market.
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Generic or branded both pass from the same set of testing
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After that, they come to the market. Along with that, the pharmaceutical companies
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In India, they are manufacturing medicines in their name.
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and selling medicines by deducting GST in their name, distribution is being done in their name.
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If any company is caught making duplicate medicines,
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then they are punished with life imprisonment.
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No one will die from that medicine but the effect will not be that good as branded medicines.
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You must know that if a company makes such medicine which is less effective
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Which is even 1 second late to dissolve from the given standard.
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So there is a punishment of 2 years in the law. No man will take such a big risk by opening a company
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Suppose your business is making duplicate or fake medicines.
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So you will be duplicating branded medicines and not generic medicines.
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Generic medicines cost 50 paise to 70 paise.
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But expensive medicines are branded medicines.
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The real profit that will be made in duplicate will be from branded medicines.
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She is Sujatha Rao who was the Union Secretary in the Ministry of Health and Family till 2010.
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She said in her tenor that all the government doctors
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It will be mandatory for them to prescribe only generic medicines.
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Sujatha Rao said on record that the seniors forbade her for this
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And the pressure has also come from the Member of Parliament to stop it
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From this, you can understand how far the pharma company has set foot in it.
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The government has issued multiple advisory
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And clearly said that the doctor has to prescribe generic medicines only.
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Even after that, the doctors do not follow the guidelines.
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There was so much pressure on me
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From the member of parliament and senior officers
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Why are we getting crap drugs?
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Why are we getting generic drugs, we want branded drugs
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Only generic medicines are available in government pharmacies.
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A man goes to a government hospital and tells his illness to the doctor
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then wait in line for 6 to 7 hours at the government pharmacy and
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But at his turn, it is told that the prescription that you have
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branded medicine is mentioned in it, here only generic medicines are available
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So get a generic medicine prescription from the doctor.
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The doctor knows that only generic medicines are available in government hospitals.
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After that branded medicines are written, So he buys medicines of that company
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If the government also makes it mandatory
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The doctor has to prescribe only generic medicines so the pharma company
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will create a shortage of medicines in the market
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There is a risk of breaking the entire health system.
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The Jan Aushadhi centers have been opened by the Government.
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There are also limited generic medicines available.
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India is the largest country in the world in exporting generic medicines.
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We provide generic medicines at the cheapest price all over the world and
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you are not getting generic medicines in India.
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There can be no greater joke than this.
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How will you identify which medicine is generic and which medicine is branded?
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First thing, generic medicines are cheap and
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generic medicines are sold by the name of their salt.
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But it is not easy for everyone to understand directly
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You go to www.janaushadhi.gov.in
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go to the Product Portfolio section and enter the medicine code or name of the medicine
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You will get a list of generic medicines and you can also compare rates in it.
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I will give you the link in the description. Medicines are distributed in two categories
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Essential medicines and non-essential medicines.
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Essential means necessary and non-essential means unnecessary
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Understandable from the name itself.
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There are 348 essential drugs in India. once the Government of India add a medicine
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in the National list of essential medicine
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After that, the price of the medicine is controlled by government authorities.
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And the pharma company lost control. That's why the pharma company earns from non-essential drugs.
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By paying money, they get medicines recommended from the medical store and the doctor
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doctors who are money-minded who had taken the money.
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Along with 1-2 essential medicines
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They prescribe 5 to 9 essential medicines
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And the poor patient keeps looking for the medicine written by that doctor.
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There can be no greater betrayal than this. Non-essential drugs as mentioned in the name.
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Unnecessary, these are the new versions of these 300 essential drugs
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There are 348 Essential Drugs in India.
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And non-essential drugs are more than 14,000
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By Patient the same salt with different tricks Sells ​​at high prices.
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If you want to open a pathology lab no matter how good you open a good lab.
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Not a single man will come.
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After opening a pathology lab
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You have to go and meet the doctor in that area
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Have to fix the rates with them
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Then people will come to you.
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This is the reason why doctors prescribe you 50 tests even for small things.
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In the pursuit of making high margins some pathology labs do the sink test.
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sink means they will drain your sample in the sink and will give you a fake report.
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Doctors have proper sales targets in private hospitals.
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Sales review meetings are held and the budget for every month is fixed.
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There are targets from admitting the patient to the surgery,
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there is a Pune Best NGO named Sathi.
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Its coordinator Abhay Shukla surveyed and according to their report Elective surgery is the
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first choice of doctors and hospitals.
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Elective surgery is surgery, where surgery is not required
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But even after that, the doctor performs surgery. In some cases senior citizens
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who need to undergo surgery after a few years.
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They also do their surgery first to complete their target.
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In February, Sathi released a report in which it was mentioned that a doctor was fired because
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Because he made only 10% conversion only of the surgery
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If the surgery is of 2 lakhs, then 25,000 of it will go to the doctor.
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And the rest will be kept in the hospital.
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That's why it is very important to consult with your trusted doctor for a second opinion.
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44% of people who took the 2nd opinion didn't even require surgery.
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Wherever you go for any treatment
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You get a discharge summary.
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In it, it is shown step by step what was the problem and why the surgery was performed
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You will see that maximum hospitals do not even give discharge summaries.
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Two-thirds of the population are struggling with poverty.
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They are not getting even food
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If you force him to take branded medicine, then he will die.
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1 day earning is ₹ 100, if half of that money will go to medicine
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Then how will the country be free from this poverty?
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Every doctor knows that the real earnings are in the cities so no doctor wants to go to the village.
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There is a shortage of doctors in rural areas. In rural areas, 57% of the doctors who
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call themselves doctors they don't even have a medical degree.
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31% of them are doctors who are12th passed
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Means in the rural area 57% of them are Munna Bhai (Referring to an illiterate doctor from Bollywood Movie)
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To date, not a single government has been able to form regulations.
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You are reminded that the leader of which caste is standing in your area in the election
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But there is one little thing that every citizen of the country should know.
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The difference between generic and branded medicine is
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since the country became independent to date, not a single government has come
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who can explain this to everyone
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because if you understand this, you people will not consider temple and mosque in the manifesto.
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You will ask for the hospital. There is only one hospital bill difference
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There is only one hospital bill difference, If someone in the house of a middle-class man
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getting a major illness then he falls below the poverty line
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The nexus running between the Doctors, Pharma companies, medical stores and lab
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Out of this, only 20% of the people can afford the medicines.
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And 40% of the people are such that if they get to fall under in some major disease
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So they have to borrow money.
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Now in this current situation now what is the solution to all these things
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to the middle-class man?
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See its solution is health insurance.
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Now how do you know which category you fall in?
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And is health insurance necessary for you or not?
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You have to ask yourself this question if someone in your house gets a major illness.
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and you have to go to the hospital Do you have seven-eight lakh rupees?
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No hospital leaves for less than this if you have a serious disease
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Is your financial condition is such that without borrowing, without getting yourself into trouble
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can give this amount of money
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If the answer is no,
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So you need health insurance.
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In today's date, most people understand that health insurance is a very important thing.
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But still, many people think it is a wastage of money.
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Still, people have ignorance about this
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At the same time, the other challenge that the common man faces
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The insurance company makes very big claims
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but is unable to deliver.
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There are many cases of cheating.
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In which claims are rejected by giving any reason
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Or for the claim, people have to continuously visit the company.
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