Vietnam Proposes Expanded Health Insurance Coverage for Psoriasis Biologics
The National Dermatology Hospital in Vietnam has proposed increasing health insurance co-payment for expensive biological drugs used to treat psoriasis from 50% to 70%. The hospital also seeks to expand insurance coverage to include new-generation drugs, aiming to alleviate the financial burden on patients.
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