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WHO’s South East Asian Region (SEAR) May Not See Eye to Eye with WHO & EU on IP Rights
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At least Two-Thirds of Foreign Drug Manufacturers that Export to the U.S. Have Never Been Inspected by the FDA
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Sales of Imported Drugs Drop 80 Percent as Americans Abandon Risky Drug Importation
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As lawmakers consider making it easier to import foreign drugs nearly two-thirds of Americans lack confidence in foreign manufactured prescription drugs
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Encouraging consumers to import foreign drugs puts american patients at risk
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Despite significant increases in drug utilization, hospitalizations for adverse effects have declined in Canada
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Slower drug approval times do not improve patient safety
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H.H.S. report on drug importation concludes that there are significant risks associated with importing drugs for personal use
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State-sanctioned drug importation websites demonstrate problems regulating quality, safety and patient privacy standards of foreign pharmacies
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Circumventing drug supply and distribution regulations to import prescription drugs puts patients at risk
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