Irish Hospital Group Urges Boycott of Israeli Drug Maker Teva
Summarized from All Israel News by baba
The Irish Hospital Consultants Association (IHCA) has called for a boycott of Israeli pharmaceutical giant Teva's products, citing ethical concerns related to Israel's actions in Gaza. The motion urges consultants to use alternatives when available, though Teva products are used in one in eight Irish prescriptions. The decision follows similar actions by UK medical groups and comes amid broader international pressure on Israel. The IHCA stated it would protect doctors who refuse Teva products for ethical reasons.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- Irish hospital consultants are urged to boycott Israeli drug maker Teva due to ethical concerns.
- The IHCA cited Israel's military operations in Gaza as a reason for the boycott call.
- Teva products account for one in every eight prescriptions in Ireland.
- The motion was proposed by a surgeon who treated injured children from Gaza.
- Ireland has been a strong critic of Israel, recognizing Palestinian statehood in 2024.
- UK medical groups have also ended partnerships with Teva UK over ethical issues.
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