Übersetzung für "Counterfeit drugs" in Deutsch

Curbing counterfeit drugs, minimizing health risks for patients.

Help stop counterfeit drugs.

The EU regulation adopted in February regarding counterfeit drugs increases patient protection.

Instances of counterfeit drugs are increasingly making headlines all over the world.

Crafted by professional criminals, counterfeit drugs often look identical to the original product.

View the video to learn more about the risks of counterfeit drugs and how to avoid them.

In this way the health care industry can counter the risk of counterfeit inferior drugs.

These anti-forgery guidelines will provide the pharmaceutical industry with a number of measures for combating counterfeit drugs.

AlphaBay had been used for sales of stolen credit card numbers, forged identity documents, counterfeit money, drugs and weapons.

Integration with Pharmaceutical supply chain to prevent counterfeit drugs from entering the market

The common goal is to prevent counterfeit drugs from entering the legal supply chain.Â

The Commission and the Indian authorities should and must intensify their cooperation on a common definition of counterfeit drugs, an important area which is harmful to patient health, in order that public health is adequately protected.

This is why I support the rapporteur's position that protection against counterfeit drugs should be the overriding aim of the directive, from which we must not be diverted.

With regard to the proposal of the Council and Parliament to additionally subject cargo ferries to checks, I, as draftsman of the opinion of the Committee on Civil Liberties, take the liberty of pointing out that a greater number of checks at ports would also make it possible to stem the trade in counterfeit goods, drugs trafficking and a long list of activities carried out by criminal organisations.

It's being used now to track where counterfeit drugs have been made, where banknotes have come from, to look at the provenance of antiques and see that they really did come from the place the seller said they did.

You know, if these people were trying to sell me counterfeit drugs, I owe you my thanks and the thanks of my patients at the Halder Clinics.

The EU external borders are being exploited for trafficking of drugs, counterfeit goods, weapons, and human beings, and criminal networks are draining revenue from public finances on a massive scale.

Cases of serious injury suffered by consumers are proliferating: counterfeit drugs with often mortal health dangers, defective medical equipment that can cause fatal accidents, vehicle spare parts that do not provide the protection necessary in an impact, inflammable or allergenic textiles in children's clothes, the use of azo colorants, dangerous toys, etc. This subject should be tackled more fully during the debate on the Green Paper and machinery should be set up at EU level, with the support of consumers' organisations, to warn about such cases.

The EESC supports a relentless attack on any actors who allow counterfeit drugs into the legal drug chain.