An Indian company is producing a generic version of Gleevac at the price of US$2,500 (RM8,193) for treating a patient a year, down from US$70,000 (RM229,425).
A local company was granted a compulsory licence to produce a generic version of the drug Sorafenib, which treats kidney and liver cancer for US$140 (RM458) per patient a month, or 30 times cheaper than the original product named Nexavar, which costs US$4,600 (RM15,076).
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