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the current outbreak, what are the impacts on other drugs besides the promotion of new or up-to-market innovative drugs?On the 21st, the Indian media released a data and report that we can refer to and formulate the corresponding sales strategy.After panic purchases in early March, pharmacies are now overstocking and few buyers, according to Indian industry sources.Sales of anti-infective drugs fell 34 per cent month-on-month in April, sales of respiratory drugs (excluding asthma products) fell 20 per cent and sales of painkillers fell 27 per cent, according to data from the All India Chemist and Pharmacist Organisation (AIOCD).Ameesh Masurekar, director of AIOCD, told reporters that the change was affected by the blockade, which has led to a 70 percent drop in vaccine sales due to a reduction in air-borne respiratory diseases caused by COVID-19. Dermatology drugs, once one of the fastest-growing segments in the market segment, also fell 30 percent.Slow-disease drugs such as diabetes and heart disease were the second-largest in terms of sales growth, mainly because of fears of panic purchases due to a shortage of drugs, and the purchase of home-based drugs for long periods of time, resulting in a 20 per cent and 10 per cent increase, respectively.In addition, under the epidemic prevention and control measures, cancer patients as a vulnerable group of low immunity, hospitals across India have postponed non-essential chemotherapy, so, cancer drug sales have also declined, according to industry sources, this drug sales can also decline unprecedented.Indian Prime Minister Naodi announced on March 25 that a 21-day nationwide blockade had begun, and according to pharmacies, sales of anti-infected drugs fell significantly after a peak in early March, with the head of a drugstore chain saying that this was mainly due to the outbreak leading to a decline in the incidence of other infectious diseases and the decision by those with minor illnesses to postpone hospital visits.
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