The problem related to fake and useless drugs-cast a much-needed light on a growing problem
requiring global solutions. Concocted in unsanitary and unregulated
conditions, often with toxic ingredients, counterfeit medicines are a
high-profit, low-risk criminal activity that puts patients’ lives at
risk.
Counterfeit medicines are a direct and growing threat to patient health
and safety. It is precisely because of this threat that Pfizer
identifies those who counterfeit medicines and prey on innocent victims.
In global partnership with governments and law enforcement over the last
decade, Pfizer Global Security has prevented more than 160 million
counterfeit tablets from reaching patients around the world.
We are also working with the international community to enact more
stringent penalties for counterfeiters. Greater success in combating
this scourge will require a more united and global response.
JOHN CLARK
V.P. and Chief Security Officer, Pfizer
New York, Nov. 27, 2012
V.P. and Chief Security Officer, Pfizer
New York, Nov. 27, 2012
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