Rare Diseases
Ministry of Health & Family Welfare approved the National Policy for Rare Diseases (NPRD) 2021.
Key Provisions of the Policy
Aim of the Policy
- Reduce the incidence and prevalence of uncommon diseases through a comprehensive and integrated prevention strategy.
- To provide individuals with rare diseases with affordable health care.
- To place a greater emphasis on indigenous research and medicine manufacture in India.
Categorization of Rare Diseases in 3 Groups
- Group 1: Disorders amenable to one-time curative treatment.
- Group 2: Those requiring long term or lifelong treatment.
- Group 3: Diseases for which definitive treatment is available but challenges are to make ....
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