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Armenia's health ministry. The national medicines expert body answers to it, the minister sets the rules for assessing clinical trials, and it runs the haematology centre where children with cancer are treated.
The Ministry of Health of the Republic of Armenia is the government ministry for health. The Scientific Centre of Drug and Medical Technology Expertise, which evaluates medicines for state registration and examines clinical trial protocols, is accountable to it, and the minister's Order N322-N of 4 November 2024 approved the rules for expert assessment and monitoring of clinical trials. The Hematology Center after Prof. R. Yeolyan, where the Pediatric Cancer and Blood Disorders Center of Armenia works, is described by Yerevan's municipality as a Ministry of Health centre; its 2016 modernisation was carried out by the Ministry with government and World Bank funds. Erebouni Medical Center's patient page says a Universal Health Insurance system was introduced from 1 January 2026 and is being implemented in phases, first covering groups that include people under 18 and people aged 65 and over, and that the lists of covered diseases, screenings and medicines are published by the Ministry and the Insurance Fund. The coordinates are an approximate Yerevan city point. The Ministry's own site needs a browser to render and was not read.
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