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Ministry of health has approved 126 drugs to treat patients.
The health ministry said the drugs are approved after thorough studies. They will used to treat tumors, diabetes, high blood pressure, sclerosis, allergy and arthritis.
The health ministry said the drugs are approved after thorough studies. They will used to treat tumors, diabetes, high blood pressure, sclerosis, allergy and arthritis.
Amin Al Amiri, a health official, said some of the drugs were approved for the first time. A committee at the ministry also approved the prices of 133 drugs.
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