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[Internet pharmacies and counterfeit drugs].

Authors: Janna K, Schweim; Harald G, Schweim;

[Internet pharmacies and counterfeit drugs].

Abstract

Counterfeit drugs are mainly distributed via the internet. On statement of the World Health Organization (WHO), one medicine out of ten ordered on the internet is counterfeit. Fighting against counterfeits needs close and international cooperation among manufacturers, wholesalers, pharmacies and agencies.

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Internet, Prescription Drugs, Drug-Related Side Effects and Adverse Reactions, Illicit Drugs, International Cooperation, Fraud, World Health Organization, Germany, Pharmaceutical Services, Drug and Narcotic Control, Humans, Postal Service, Drug Contamination

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