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Revised on: January 17, 2023
Standards play an important role in the global medicines supply chain, helping governments and manufacturers increase the availability of safe, quality medicines, as well as building patient and health provider trust. In fact, quality standards are a big reason why we in the U.S. can get a prescription filled at our neighborhood pharmacy and trust that the medicine we receive will be safe and work as it should.
USP’s supplier qualification standard became official on Aug.
Proper storage and transportation of finished drug products is critical to activities in an integrated supply chain.
Persistent and long-lasting shortages of childhood cancer treatments undermine the advancements in science that have helped to increase childhood cancer survival rates to 85 percent.
Since the start of the pandemic, the U.S. government has allocated over $34 billon to improve U.S. medicines supply chain resilience.
USP’s success in its mission to improve global public health through creation of standards and related programs depends in large part on the work of volunteers.
Access to quality raw materials and increased stakeholder collaboration are needed to help ensure availability of monoclonal antibody (mAb) treatments for COVID-19 in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs).