Teva fully supports the implementation, in Ireland, of the EU Directive on Falsified Medicines (2011/62/EU). The aim is to combat the issue of false or counterfeit medicine entering the proper supply chain.

In 2013, Ireland introduced compulsory generic medicines substitution into the country and now, five years on, we’re seeing the real economic impact of that initiative.

Irish eyes were smiling after colleagues donned gardening gloves and wellies to dig deep for a community volunteering day.

Over the past year, we have made multiple in-roads into providing support for heathier communities across the global

We create medicines and services that enable people to better manage their health and focus on living their life so they can do the simple things that matter to them.

On World Asthma Day 2018, we want to highlight the stories of people who struggle with Asthma on a daily basis.

The use of pharmaceutical generics can increase cost-effectiveness and efficiency in health care provision and spending.

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