The deadly world of fake drugs/ Roger Bate
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Foreign Policy September/October 2008, pp.57-65 (66)Summary: Fake drugs are known to now be extensively produced and sold to thousands of people each day. These drugs can kill as they are produced by counterfeiters in China and India who mix chalk, dust and dirty water into pills and sell them around the world. With the aid of the internet becoming a central marketplace for the selling of these fake drugs, these dangerous pills may be easier to acquire than ever before.
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Fake drugs are known to now be extensively produced and sold to thousands of people each day. These drugs can kill as they are produced by counterfeiters in China and India who mix chalk, dust and dirty water into pills and sell them around the world. With the aid of the internet becoming a central marketplace for the selling of these fake drugs, these dangerous pills may be easier to acquire than ever before.
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