With a global pandemic still wreaking havoc across the globe and while
the world awaits a vaccine for COVID-19, much of the public’s attention
is focused on the pharmaceutical industry.
New Europe’s Elena Pavlovska spoke with the European Union
Intellectual Property Office (EUIPO) about the health and safety risks
that counterfeit pharmaceutical and healthcare products pose to
consumers, as well as the main objective of the counterfeiters.
The interview follows a new study released by EUIPO and the
Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development. The research has
found that counterfeit medicines can be harmful to a patient’s health,
because they do not comply with intellectual property law.
The study is part of the #YourHealthIsPriceless campaign, which aims
to raise awareness of the harms that counterfeit pharmaceutical and
healthcare products can cause.
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Counterfeit pharmaceutical and healthcare products pose a threat to European consumers | New Europe
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