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"The quality of medicinal products is crucial to ensure safety, and to give peace of mind to consumers. It is clear that there is a rising threat to the health of our constituents as a result of these products flooding the market, especially with falsifications becoming more sophisticated year on year. This is a public health crisis on a global scale. It is currently estimated that perhaps 15% of the global medicine supply is counterfeit, while it is estimated that in some developing countries over 30% of medicines on sale may be counterfeit. The public needs to be 100% sure that the products they consume are safe and fit for purpose. The use of falsified medicines can have a serious detrimental impact on a patient’s health, in some cases leading to death. It is clear that a comprehensive strategy on tackling this issue is vital, both at national and international level, in order to ensure that high standards of public health and safety are maintained."@en1
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