SOCIAL MEDIA ASSETS
VIDEO – The Global Threat Of Substandard and Falsified Medicines
https://youtu.be/DSsoNL4g68Q
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In Memoriam: Remembering Kawaldip Sehmi, A Champion for Patients Worldwide
In the realm of patient advocacy and global healthcare, there shone a beacon of hope and dedication—Kawaldip Sehmi, the esteemed CEO of IAPO. His unwavering commitment to patient safety and relentless pursuit of excellence left an indelible mark on the fight against substandard and falsified medicines. As a cancer survivor, Read more…
INFORMATIONAL MATERIALS
Tackling the Challenge of Counterfeit and Substandard Medicines in Nigeria
A recent report published by BMJ highlights the persisting issue of counterfeit and substandard medicines in Nigeria, despite the country’s regulatory efforts to address the problem. The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) claims that a majority of medicines sold in Nigeria today are legitimate, compared to Read more…
PRESS RELEASES & STATEMENTS
WHA76 – Statements supported by Fight the Fakes Alliance
We support and amplify the statements delivered by our members World Heart Federation and US Pharmacopeia and other stakeholders such as Médecins Sans Frontières and International Pharmaceutical Federation on agenda item 13.3 Substandard and falsified medical products (WHA76/13.3) at the 76th World Health Assembly of the World Health Organisation. As Read more…
SOCIAL MEDIA ASSETS
#AfricaDay 2023
Fake antimalarials may be killing thousands of people in #Africa – every year! On #AfricaDay let’s #FightTheFakes and promote improved access to quality-assured medicines for ALL https://theconversation.com/fake-drugs-are-one-reason-malaria-still-kills-so-many-92712 -one-reason-malaria-still-kills-so-many-92712 We join #AfricaDay with a key message: Let’s stop the surge of #substandard and #falsified medicines from making more victims in #Africa! Read more…
PRESS RELEASES & STATEMENTS
Fight the Fakes Alliance Welcomes Adesanya Oluwaseun Adedotun (NAFDAC) as First Goodwill Ambassador
The Fight the Fakes Alliance is pleased to welcome Adesanya Oluwaseun Adedotun as its first Goodwill Ambassador. Adedotun, the Assistant Director of the Drug Division in the Post Market Surveillance DGO at National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC) of Nigeria, and World Health Organization (WHO) Focal Read more…
PRESS RELEASES & STATEMENTS
CALL TO ACTION
The head of WHO, Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, has said time and time again, global access to safe and quality medical products is a cornerstone of achieving Universal Health Coverage (UHC). The link between achieving Universal Health Coverage and substandard and falsified (SF) medical products must be made clear. Allowing Read more…
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Articles in Forbes – The role of new tech tools to fight substandard and falsified medicines in Nigeria
Christine Ro, Science Journalist at Forbes magazine, recently talked about the potential of new technology tools to protect patients from falsified and substandard medicines in Nigeria. The article explores the increasing availability of technology-driven solutions to combat counterfeit medicines and their potential impact in ensuring the authenticity and quality of Read more…
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New Fight the Fakes Chair and Vice-Chairs elected at the General Assembly
We are excited to announce that the Fight the Fake Alliance recently welcomed new leadership during the Ordinary General Assembly held on Friday, 5 May 2023. Andrea Vassalotti (World Heart Federation) was elected as the new Chair, while Géraldine Lissalde-Bonnet (GS1) and Christopher Goetz (IFPW) were elected as Vice-Chairs. The Read more…
INFORMATIONAL MATERIALS
The WHO Member State Mechanism 2022-2023
Access to safe, effective, and quality medical products is essential for universal health coverage. However, substandard and falsified medical products are frequently introduced into the global supply chain, leading to adverse health effects and socioeconomic costs. These products are a persistent public health challenge that affects WHO member states worldwide. Read more…