Photo: Chris Potter - www.stockmonkeys.comOn 27 August 2020, the Dutch Ministry of Economic Affairs responded in a letter to the Parliament to the SOMO report ‘Overpriced: drugs developed with Dutch Public Funding‘.
On our Dutch website you find a reaction of SOMO and Wemos on this.
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