Novo Nordisk donates two months' worth of insulin to Ukraine

The Danish pharmaceutical company wants to ensure that supplies of essential medicines continue to reach Ukraine, and has therefore donated up to two months’ worth of insulin and hemophilia drugs to the country’s health authority.

by victor emil kristensen, translated by catherine brett

Novo Nordisk has decided to donate insulin and hemophilia drugs to last Ukraine’s health authority up to two months, the company reports on its website.

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