The fake versions of Swiss drugmaker Roche's widely used cancer drug Avastin are labeled as Altuzan, which is the brand name that Avastin is sold under in Turkey, and do not contain the drug's active ingredient, bevacizumab.
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Tuesday, April 03, 2012
FDA identifies more bogus cancer drugs (Avastin - labeled as Altuzan) in U.S | Reuters
FDA identifies more bogus cancer drugs in U.S | Reuters
(Reuters)
- The U.S. Food and Drug Administration on Tuesday said it has
identified a new batch of counterfeit cancer drugs distributed in the
United States and is urging doctors to avoid using the products, which
contain no active ingredient.
The fake versions of Swiss drugmaker Roche's widely used cancer drug Avastin are labeled as Altuzan, which is the brand name that Avastin is sold under in Turkey, and do not contain the drug's active ingredient, bevacizumab.
The fake versions of Swiss drugmaker Roche's widely used cancer drug Avastin are labeled as Altuzan, which is the brand name that Avastin is sold under in Turkey, and do not contain the drug's active ingredient, bevacizumab.
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