Bulgaria is currently developing its National Cancer Control Plan and this is a timely opportunity to influence its direction to meet the demand.

Ghana continues to expand access to healthcare coverage and scope of benefits made available to citizens. 

China’s ‘90-7-3’ senior care model boosts smart elderly care market.

The Philippines is a growing market for vitamins and nutraceutical products.  

Chilean importers of nutritional supplements (not the U.S. company) are responsible for obtaining the authorization to import these goods.

Romania is following the European Commission’s Beating Cancer Plan, launching a national program to combat the EU’s highest incidence of cancer.

An important Uruguayan law regarding pharmaceutical patent protection is amended. 

The regional Sub-Saharan Africa initiative to combat cancer helps identify opportunities for U.S. companies to bring life-saving solutions to Mozambique.

The Mexican medical devices sector represents an important market for U.S. exporters.  

New regulations for telehealth services in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia stimulate growth in the sector.

U.S. suppliers of medical and digital healthcare technologies are encouraged to explore Itay’s market.

U.S. companies supplying medical and digital health technologies may find opportunities in Italy.

Nigerian healthcare professionals in the diaspora and foreign private investors have expressed interest in establishing new cancer treatment facilities.

A recent report by the National Health Service in England offers plans to achieve net zero carbon emissions. 

A new regulation on imported finished goods by the Algerian government impacts the Algerian trading system.