Pharma Industry Leader Calls for Greater Health Investment Amid Aging Population
Charles Wolf urged better valuation of innovative medicines made in France ahead of the 2027 Social Security budget, according to Le Monde.
Charles Wolf, president of a new pharmaceutical industry employer association, called for greater investment in health care as France faces what he described as a "wall" of an aging population, Le Monde reported.
Ahead of the 2027 Social Security budget presentation, Wolf urged better valuation of innovative medicines produced or developed in France, arguing the additional spending would benefit the country's economy, according to the report.
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- Charles Wolf, président d’Initiative Pharma : face au « mur » du vieillissement, « il va falloir investir dans la santé » — Le Monde — Une
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