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Medicines (File photo) MANILA - The prices of maintenance medicines for non-communicable diseases are affected by inflation and peso devaluation as these are also commodities in the market, a health department official said Wednesday. "Base po sa monitoring namin last December 2022, isang gamot po ang nakita natin, isang set ng gamot, these hypertensive medicines, nagkaroon po tayo ng konting pagtaas (Based on our monitoring in December 2022, we have seen a slight price increase in a set of medicines, these hypertensive medicines), which was because of the inflation and the peso devaluation," Department of Health (DOH) officer-in-charge Maria Rosario Vergeire said in a press briefing in Pasay City. Vergeire did not cite the brand names of the medicines. The DOH, through the Cheaper Medicines Act or Republic Act 9502, monitors the prices of medicines to ensure quality medicines are available to the public. "Kapag tiningnan natin sa kabuuan, nagkakaroon tayo ng stable pric

Pasay cityMaria rosario vergeireDepartment of healthCheaper medicines actRepublic actExecutive orderMedicines file photo manila the prices of maintenance for non communicable diseases are affected by inflation and peso devaluation as these also commodities in marketA health department official said wednesday quot base po sa monitoring namin last december 2022Sang gamot po ang nakita natinSang set ng gamotHese hypertensive medicinesAgkaroon po tayo ng konting pagtaas based on our monitoring in december 2022E have seena slight price increase ina set of medicinesHese hypertensive medicinesHich was because of the inflation and peso devaluationUot department of health doh officer in charge maria rosario vergeire said ina press briefing pasay city did not cite the brand names medicines