When shock events impact the medicines supply chain, underlying vulnerabilities can cause it to break instead of bend, resulting in drug shortages. Such shocks can include an increase in demand due to emerging public health concerns.
Investments to create a more resilient medicines supply chain and prepare for future public health emergencies are among key provisions of the mammoth $1.7 trillion, bipartisan government appropriations bill signed in
World standards day (WSD) is celebrated in October each year to recognize the thousands of scientists and other experts around the world who develop standards that impact every aspect of our daily lives.
Proper storage and transportation of finished drug products is critical to activities in an integrated supply chain.
Since the start of the pandemic, the U.S. government has allocated over $34 billon to improve U.S. medicines supply chain resilience.
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