FDA tags suspected counterfeit anti-rabies vaccines, handling violations
MANILA, Philippines — The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said that a distributor is selling suspected counterfeit anti-rabies vaccines while a number of drugstores were found to have violated vaccine handling and distribution guidelines. The FDA on Wednesday said its Field Regulatory Operations Office – North Luzon Cluster conducted an operation on Tuesday in near the Aurora Memorial Hospital following a rabies-related death of an eight-year-old patient last February 2. READ: FDA chided for failure to stop sale of unregulated pharma products The FDA said that authorities discovered suspected counterfeit “Equirab” anti-rabies vaccines with batch numbers flagged under FDA advisory […]... Keep on reading: FDA tags suspected counterfeit anti-rabies vaccines, handling violations