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fake drugs and drug fraud

  • Chinese Authorities’ Unfair Penalties for Fake Drugs, Food Are Questioned by Public
    Chinese Authorities’ Unfair Penalties for Fake Drugs, Food Are Questioned by Public
    Food- and drug-safety problems in China are serious incidents when they occur, although Chinese authorities are finding themselves under fire from netizens who question the fairness of some of the ...
    August 15, 2018BY Sunny Chao
  • Suicidal Chinese Man Avoids Death After Consuming 200 Fake Sleeping Pills
    Suicidal Chinese Man Avoids Death After Consuming 200 Fake Sleeping Pills
    Should the seller of the fake pills get a good or bad review?
    March 1, 2016BY Frank Fang
  • Party Official Says the Need to Travel to Buy Flu Medicine Is ‘a Shame’
    Party Official Says the Need to Travel to Buy Flu Medicine Is ‘a Shame’
    Antibiotics, anesthetics, and Viagra could all be fake.
    February 9, 2016BY Frank Fang
  • Cooperation Needed to Combat Counterfeit Meds
    Cooperation Needed to Combat Counterfeit Meds
    Fake drugs plague public health systems worldwide. But one expert says the problem won’t go away without a ...
    July 18, 2012BY Conan Milner
  • GSK to Pay $3 Billion Settlement for Committing Fraud
    GSK to Pay $3 Billion Settlement for Committing Fraud
    Years of deceitful drug marketing led to a $3 billion resolution this week with the U.S. Justice Department.
    July 8, 2012BY Conan Milner
  • Fighting Fake Drugs With SMS
    Fighting Fake Drugs With SMS
    People in developing countries can check whether the medicine they have bought is legitimate or not, using their ...
    November 14, 2010BY Matthew Robertson
  • Counterfeit Anti-Cancer Drugs Impact Pharmaceutical Firms
    Counterfeit Anti-Cancer Drugs Impact Pharmaceutical Firms
    Chinese express vulnerability to counterfeit drugs flooding the market.
    June 22, 2010BY Michelle Yu
  • China Briefs—Dec 6 – Dec 8
    China Briefs—Dec 6 – Dec 8
    China news as reported by media around the world.
    December 14, 2008BY Gisela Sommer
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