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4 June 2018Asia

India launches project to help consumers identify counterfeit drugs via text message

India’s Drug Technical Advisory Board, which advises the government, has reportedly approved a “track and trace” proposal that will allow Indian consumers to identify whether their medicine is genuine simply by sending a text message.

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