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Resource targets unsafe online medicines

Megan Haggan 18/09/2024

Patients and carers are increasingly turning to the internet to source substandard and falsified medicines, one group warns On World Patient Safety Day (18 September 2024), the International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) launched a curriculum for addressing the risk of substandard and falsified (SF) medical products sold online. The curriculum is presented in a FIP handbook for

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