WHO Warns of Counterfeit Cancer Drug in Maldives and Mexico
The World Health Organization has issued a global alert regarding fake batches of the cancer treatment Darzalex found in Maldives and Mexico. These counterfeit injections, identified by invalid batch numbers, pose significant health risks due to unknown contents, potential contamination, and lack of active ingredients. Patients receiving these products could suffer serious adverse reactions, infections, or ineffective treatment, leading to disease progression and increased mortality. Prompt action is crucial to remove these products from the supply chain and protect patient safety.
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