Administration orders six-month stockpile of ingredients for domestic drug supply
The White House Aug. 13 released an executive order directing the Department of Health and Human Services’ Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response to develop a list of 26 drugs considered critical for national health and security. The order calls for the ASPR to gather a six-month supply of drug ingredients and place them in the Strategic Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients Reserve with a preference for domestic sourcing and manufacturing. The ASPR is also instructed to update a 2022 list of 86 essential medicines and propose a plan to obtain and store a six-month supply of drug ingredients for those remedies.
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