'Sell the insulin pens at an affordable price' - Doctors Without Borders protest
Jacques Nelles
14 November 2024 | 13:45Doctors Without Borders, along with supporters from various organisations, marched to the Novo Nordisk offices in Sandton, intensifying their call for the reduction in the cost of insulin pens to US$1.
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