Global policies on generic drugs vary wildly - from China’s 93% price cuts to the U.S.’s 90% usage rate. This article breaks down what works, what fails, and how countries balance affordability with quality.
Generic drugs are used worldwide, but availability and pricing vary wildly-from over 90% use in the U.S. to under 20% in Switzerland. Why? Regulation, manufacturing, and policy differences shape what pills you get-and how much you pay.
Track your body's response to generic medications with a simple journal. Learn what to record, why it matters, and how to use your notes to protect your health when switching brands.