IPSF is lending its voice to over 350,000 pharmacy students and recent graduates in 90 countries worldwide and as members of Fight the Fakes campaign want to ‘raise awareness on the dangers of falsified medicines and empower people to act on this issue’. Further collaboration with WHO to drive forward the Read more…
On 9th February the EU Falsified Medicines Directive (FMD) (Directive 2011/62/EU) will have finally entered its concluding phase for making the medicines supply chain safer from falsified medicines based on legal measures and through the European Medicines Verification System. According to the regulation all the prescription medicinal products need to Read more…
The World Health Organisation’s Executive Board (WHO EB) is currently holding its 144th session from 24 January until 1 February in Geneva to discuss its 13th General Programme of Work and to review a proposed new five-year WHO strategy for action on Health. We are very excited that this year’s Read more…
Fight the Fakes marks World Cancer Day on 4th February and supports the call for more equity in cancer care and making global cancer burden reduction a global priority. According to the World Health Organization (WHO) cancer is the second leading cause of death in the world estimating 9.6 million Read more…
Background: When Fight the Fakes heard the great news of how the percentage of falsified anti-malarials had dropped from 31% in 2009 to 1.5-2% in 2018 in Ghana, we wanted to know more. USP Ghana country manager, Mr Kwasi Boateng tells how the work of many hands had led to Read more…
First of all, a big thank you to everyone for your continuous and courageous support in the fight against fake medicines! Your support means a lot to us as 2018 has been a truly eventful and successful year: with our very 1st Fight the Fakes week, pick up in The Read more…
The Fight the Fakes Week takes place from 3-9 December and it’s the first time it’s being organised. What are you doing for Fight the Fakes Week? Discover our activities on FightTheFakes.org/week. We have created small infographics for you to share on your social media channels to make sure the message Read more…
Drug resistance is under the spotlight these days, as World Antibiotic Awareness Week takes place from 12-18 November and the Wellcome Trust holds its Second Call to Action on Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) on 19-20 November. You might have heard of the public health threat of AMR. But do you also know Read more…
Download and share our material for #WAAW18 and the 2nd Wellcome Trust Call to Action on AMR. PDF Flyer FTF A4 Flyer_Wellcome CTA on AMR Social Media Cards Card 1: Card 2: Card 3: Card 4: Card 5:
Fight the Fakes will be in Ghana the second time this year to do what it does best: Raise awareness about falsified medicines at the Wellcome Trust Call to Action on Antimicrobial Resistance from 19-20 November. The focus will be specifically on fake antibiotics and their role in spreading antimicrobial Read more…