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‘Miracle’ claim attracts fine

03/03/2022

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The TGA says it has handed an infringement notice to a herbal medicine practitioner for allegedly advertising the “miracle covid treatment that no-one is speaking about” The Therapeutic Goods Administration has issued an infringement notice of $2,664 to a NSW-based herbal medicine practitioner for an alleged breach of the Advertising Code. The TGA alleges that

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