Almost 1,000 Russian children with disabilities were left without a vital drug After the start of the war, the pharmaceutical company stopped supplying a urological drug that had no analogues in the Russian Federation, and the authorities are not looking for alternative sources of supply. "Driptan" disappeared from Russian pharmacies - Abbott stopped selling it in Russia without making official statements about it.

"Driptan" disappeared from Russian pharmacies - Abbott stopped selling it in Russia without making official statements about it. The medicine is most often used for urinary incontinence in adults and nocturnal enuresis in children. The disappearance of the drug will be most painful for children with a rare and severe diagnosis of Spina bifida - for them, the lack of a drug can mean a threat to their lives.