Action likely against AbbVie executive who signed self-declaration

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The department has also asked the National Medical Commission (NMC) to take action against doctors for professional misconduct.24 of them went to Paris, and six to Monaco.

Doctors that Business Standard reached out to said that there has been a dramatic decrease in medical conferences (continuing medical education or CMEs as they are commonly called) since the UCPMP rules were notified in March.

Industry sources said that the firm had rejected an offer of undertaking remedial action by extending support to underprivileged patients receiving treatment in government hospitals for an amount equivalent to the violations computed by DoP’s audit team.