John Gomes:
Whilst I agree about our FDA, I would not be too sure about the stuff
available in our Pharmacies! You all may have heard about the Ranbaxy case
in USA and even a sincere and experienced Raj Vaidya of Hindu Pharmacy says
these days he frankly couldn't vouch for most of the stuff availab
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From "Dr. Ferdinando dos Reis Falcão"
Date: 09-06-2014 15:10 (GMT-05:00)
To goanet@lists.goanet.org,John Gomes ,"Dr. José Colaço"
Subject Re: [Goanet] business of medicine, Goa style
Thank you Mr. John
Rather than cautious optimism, what is more prudent is caution or cautiousness.
This has been true all along throughout history. The good thing about the
present day is that independent bodies can verify the authenticity of the
active ingredients in any pharmaceutical formulation in terms their
johngome...@yahoo.in; goanet@lists.goanet.org
> Subject: Re: [Goanet] business of medicine, Goa style
>
> On Sep 6, 2014, at 1:50 AM, John Gomes wrote:
> "Whilst I agree about our FDA, I would not be too sure about the stuff
> available in our Pharmacies! You all may have heard abo
On Sep 6, 2014, at 1:50 AM, John Gomes wrote:
"Whilst I agree about our FDA, I would not be too sure about the stuff
available in our Pharmacies! You all may have heard about the Ranbaxy case in
USA and even a sincere and experienced Raj Vaidya of Hindu Pharmacy says these
days he frankly could
Whilst I agree about our FDA, I would not be too sure about the stuff available
in our Pharmacies! You all may have heard about the Ranbaxy case in USA and
even a sincere and experienced Raj Vaidya of Hindu Pharmacy says these days he
frankly couldn't vouch for most of the stuff available or he
QUOTE
Thank you for your post. I am absolutely delighted that you (like me) believe
that Goans are very honest professionals, esp in comparison to their
counterparts on the rest of the subcontinent.
UNQUOTE
..Josebab Colaco
Please see Josebab's post appended below for the entire context. Con
On Sep 5, 2014, at 2:50 AM, Savio Figueiredo wrote via Cecil Pinto
" (1) India produces the best & cheapest medicines in the whole world. (2) Why
on earth would someone wish to bring in medicines in container loads and sell
them cheap in Goa ? (3) This may have been happening 40 years back wh
A response from my friend Savio Figueiredo
who can be contacted on rendeep1 at yahoo dot com
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I do not wish to get personal. I googled Mr Roland Francis and have noted
that he is based in Toronto Canada.I dont know whether he is from the
Pharma field . On the other hand I am a Pharmacy
Dears,
I have excerpted some points from the discussion thus far. My comments
follow at the foot
[A] Shiv Kumar wrote:
1: Last week, I was in Goa for my business. I met a few of people from the
audit departments of a few pharma companies whose plants are in Goa.
2: After building a good rappor
It is always prudent to follow the notion that truth is somewhere in between.
It is not hard to find evidence for the belief that there are corrupt
pharmacists, doctors, businessmen and financial analysts anywhere, and at any
time in history. The question is only of scale, and of the causes that
Ok Cecil as you requested, I am judging for myself:
I do not agree with your pharmacist friend Savio Figueiredo that Shiv Kumar's
(the journalist) account is one of fiction.
Savio's arguments against Shiv's observations consist only of:
1. There are many ethical and honest pharmacists who will
I read the report below by Shiv Kumar and found it did not quite ring true.
I asked a knowledgeable and experienced pharmacist friend to comment.
Both viewpoints are below:
Judge for yourself.
Cheers!
Cecil
Shiv Kumar - Journalist:
Last week, I was in Goa for my business. I met
Dear Shiv,
Two quick points:
1: Is it really "business of medicine, Goa style" OR "business of medicine,
India style"?
2: Thank Goodness for the "Librashun"..Would you not agree?
jc
suggested references:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/09/10/AR2010091006700.html
>From another mailing list that deals with specific stocks:
Last week, I was in Goa for my business. I met a few of people from
the audit departments of a few pharma companies whose plants are in
Goa.
After building a good rapport, one auditor confided with me that their
people routinely fake tes
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