Pharma association denies pandemic lobbying: "Interest protection was on standby"

Though a new report points to increased pharma lobbying during the pandemic, a Danish trade association says public and private actors came together to solve the crisis in Denmark.
Henrik Vestergaard, deputy director at Lif | Photo: Lif / Pr
Henrik Vestergaard, deputy director at Lif | Photo: Lif / Pr
by ulrich quistgaard, translated by daniel pedersen

When the Covid-19 pandemic made its way around the world, European policymakers, facing an acute need for vaccines, buckled under lobbying efforts, leading to higher prices and less transparency, a new report concludes.

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