Pfizer Identifies India as Strategic Growth Engine for New Medicines

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Pfizer focuses on India for future growth, planning quick launches of new medicines at affordable prices, targeting oncology, obesity, vaccines, and specialty drugs, with India deemed a 'must-win' market.

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