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Jamlian, Member of Parliament: While according to the law the cost of treatment should be free, the decision of the Council of Ministers increased the cost of treatment. Exemption from the price of the medicine is against the law. The new government order quadruples the cost of treating patients. Muhammad Jamalian, a member of the Health and Medical Committee of the Islamic Council, said in an interview with the Jamaran reporter: "In the discussion about medicines, the issue that I myself follow and discussed today with the Commission was the new decision of the Council of Ministers announced by Mr. Aref yesterday. This decision is really unfortunate. In a situation where, according to Article 43 of the Constitution, treatment should be free for people and Article 68 of the Seventh Development Plan also emphasizes the reduction of out-of-pocket costs for patients, we will remove some serums and medicines from the insurance coverage. In my opinion, this decision of the cabinet is against the law and my demand was that the commission get involved in this matter./Jamaran.

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Jamlian, Member of Parliament: While according to the law the cost of treatment should be free, the decision of the Council of Ministers increased the cost of treatment. Exemption from the price of the medicine is against the law. The new government order quadruples the cost of treating patients. Muhammad Jamalian, a member of the Health and Medical Committee of the Islamic Council, said in an interview with the Jamaran reporter: "In the discussion about medicines, the issue that I myself follow and discussed today with the Commission was the new decision of the Council of Ministers announced by Mr. Aref yesterday. This decision is really unfortunate. In a situation where, according to Article 43 of the Constitution, treatment should be free for people and Article 68 of the Seventh Development Plan also emphasizes the reduction of out-of-pocket costs for patients, we will remove some serums and medicines from the insurance coverage. In my opinion, this decision of the cabinet is against the law and my demand was that the commission get involved in this matter./Jamaran.

Jamlian, Member of Parliament: While according to the law the cost of treatment should be free, the decision of the Council of Ministers increased the cost of treatment. Exemption from the price of the medicine is against the law. The new government order quadruples the cost of treating patients. Muhammad Jamalian, a member of the Health and Medical Committee of the Islamic Council, said in an interview with the Jamaran reporter: "In the discussion about medicines, the issue that I myself follow and discussed today with the Commission was the new decision of the Council of Ministers announced by Mr. Aref yesterday. This decision is really unfortunate. In a situation where, according to Article 43 of the Constitution, treatment should be free for people and Article 68 of the Seventh Development Plan also emphasizes the reduction of out-of-pocket costs for patients, we will remove some serums and medicines from the insurance coverage. In my opinion, this decision of the cabinet is against the law and my demand was that the commission get involved in this matter./Jamaran.

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