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Jun 24, 2024, 14:17
Taking falsified medicines can harm your health – World Health Organization
World Health Organization shared on LinkedIn: .
“Taking falsified medicines can harm your health. They may contain:
- no or incorrect amount of active ingredient
- the wrong active ingredient
These medicines won’t treat or prevent disease & may cause harmful side effects. Only purchase medicines from authorized pharmacies.
Concerned about a medication? Talk to your healthcare provider. More info.”
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