Central Africa faces rising threat from counterfeit and trafficked medicines
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Countries in central Africa face a major public health threat from trafficking in medicines, fuelled by a gap between healthcare needs and access to safe, affordable medicine, the UN warned on Tuesday.
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Countries in central Africa face a major public health threat from trafficking in medicines, fuelled by a gap between healthcare needs and access to safe, affordable medicine, the UN warned on Tuesday.
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- Central Africa faces rising threat from counterfeit and trafficked medicines (opens Africanews in a new tab)
Countries in central Africa face a major public health threat from trafficking in medicines, fuelled by a gap between healthcare needs and access to safe, affordable medicine, the UN warned on Tuesday.
- UN warns of rising fake drug trade in Central Africa (opens Punch in a new tab)
The UN has warned that trafficking in fake and substandard medicines poses a major public health threat in Central Africa, leading to avoidable deaths. Read More: https://punchng.com/un-warns-of-rising-fake-drug-trade-in-central-africa/
