English-Portuguese translation for "medicines"

We should deliver medicines to those who are ill.

Now to the question of anti-microbial medicines in feedingstuffs.

Medicines are an essential factor in protecting health.

The term ‘ generic medicines’ has been introduced for the first time.

The first is the fight against counterfeit medicines within the European Union.

The reason for this is the lack of spending power in those countries to buy these medicines.

We must never forget that medicines are an active product which must be treated with care.

Nisin is an antibiotic that could, in the long term, lead to resistance to medicines.

Traditional herbal medicines have been used in our societies from the earliest times.

In those countries, the supply of reliable, legal medicines is often not organised as well as it is in Europe.

Generics do not develop without innovation and innovation is stimulated by the availability of generic medicines.

Access to affordable medicines is an important element in our Programme for Action.

This should only apply to medicines for countries that do not yet have the production capacity available themselves.

Even the subsidy for the successful programme for developing medicines to combat rare diseases is at the receiving end.

The transition of medicines from being prescription-only to being available over the counter must be carefully monitored.

The prices must be within the financial reach of governments and populations, and the medicines must be available to all.

Since the system was introduced there in the 1990s, over one hundred new children-specific medicines have come on stream.

If such controls are not introduced, the people we wish to help will not receive the medicines destined for them.

The directive could therefore have a serious effect on prices in the event of food supplements being redefined as medicines.

Accordingly, the Commission supports the launching of a WHO taskforce to combat counterfeit medicines at international level.