Anmat prohibits a series of cosmetics and personal care products from an unauthorized laboratory
The National Administration of Medicines, Foods and Medical Technology (Anmat) in Argentina has banned various cosmetics and personal care products due to irregularities identified in their labeling and lack of proper registration.
M. Jakubauskienė will attend an informal meeting of EU health ministers in Cyprus
The meeting will focus on advancing evidence-based medicine and improving access to innovative medicines across the EU, among other health topics.
Tsumura to Acquire Yomeishu Manufacturing, Expecting Synergy Amid Declining Market
Tsumura has announced its acquisition of Yomeishu Manufacturing for approximately 6.8 billion yen, aiming to leverage synergies between herbal medicines and Yomeishu products.
Pharmacists say better access needed to home medicines program
Pharmacists in Australia are advocating for increased funding and the removal of limitations on a home medicines review program that helps patients manage their medications and prevent hospital readmissions.
"There is a pharmacy on every corner." Why Latvians are buying cheap medicines from Turkey and Egypt
Latvians are increasingly turning to pharmacy tourism in Turkey and Egypt, bringing back affordable medications to avoid high prices at home.
Medicines and anabolic steroids are seized by the police in MS
The police in Ponta Porã, Brazil, seized unregistered medicines, anabolic steroids, and perfumes during inspections on the MS-164 highway.
Lack of medicines worries patients for almost 3 months in the interior of SP
Patients in Araraquara, Brazil, have faced a shortage of essential medications for nearly three months due to supply delays, logistics issues, and budgetary constraints.
UK clinical trial into puberty blockers paused after medicines regulator raises concerns
A UK clinical trial on puberty blockers for children has been paused following concerns from the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency about potential long-term biological harms.
Vice President Creates Commission for Centralized Acquisition of Medicines
Ecuador's Vice President María José Pinto has established a national technical commission for the centralized procurement of medical supplies and devices through the Ministry of Health.
Health Basket for 2026: More than 50% of the Budget for Oncology, More Medicines for Mental Health
The 2026 Health Basket Committee in Israel presented its list of new medicines and technologies to the Health Minister, allocating 650 million shekels, with over 50% earmarked for oncology.
Review of the T-MEC: US denounces that Mexico is failing to meet intellectual property commitments in medicines
US organizations accuse Mexico of not adhering to intellectual property commitments under the T-MEC agreement, particularly regarding pharmaceuticals.
Cough medicines are almost unnecessary. They can even be harmful. The important thing is humid air
A recent article discusses the minimal necessity of cough medicines and emphasizes the importance of maintaining humid air for respiratory health.
Nigeria: Zamfara Moves to Curb Illegal Drugs Sales, Unveils Multi-Agency Roadmap
The Zamfara State Government has initiated a multi-agency strategy to combat the illegal sale of medicines, which poses significant health risks.
Doctor Simi in Japan?
Farmacias Similares, led by Víctor González Herrera, is expanding its reach to Japan using digital marketing strategies and local adaptation.
Venezuela receives six tons of medicines
More than six tons of medicines arrived in Venezuela from the United States as part of agreements between the two nations and Washington's easing of sanctions.
In Pernambuco, Lula visits factory that will supply medicines to the SUS
President Lula visited Aché Pharmaceuticals in Pernambuco, which is expanding to produce sterile medications for Brazil's public health system, the SUS.
Cash-strapped French hospitals appeal to public to help fund medicines, devices
French hospitals facing financial difficulties are seeking public support to fund essential medical supplies and services.
Ministry of Health advances in the first phase of centralized medicine purchase: 242 contracts signed for $31 million
The Ecuadorian government is implementing centralized purchasing for medicines, having signed 242 contracts worth $31 million so far to ensure national supply.
'Toxic' warning to men taking pills like sildenafil or tadalafil
The UK's medicines regulator warns men against purchasing unauthorized erectile dysfunction pills online due to the risks of counterfeit products containing toxic substances.
People with four conditions and over 60s told not to get specific vaccine
The UK Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency has warned individuals over 60 and those with certain health conditions against receiving a specific Chikungunya vaccine due to safety concerns.
Sabol's Global Expansion – Manufacturing Medicines in Saudi Arabia, Biofuels in Indonesia and the Emirates
The Sabol business group is expanding its operations internationally, venturing into medicine manufacturing in Saudi Arabia and biofuels in Indonesia and the Emirates, while also expressing concerns over Slovakia's tax policies.
Medicines Agency: Last year there were 139 cases of serious side effects from medications
The Medicines Agency reported 139 cases of serious side effects from medications last year, emphasizing the importance of monitoring and reporting such incidents for patient safety.
Lithuanians Observe Unconventional Uses for Medicines: Iodine Not Only Heals Wounds but Also Tomatoes
Lithuanian pharmacists report that many people use over-the-counter medications for unconventional purposes, particularly in the summer when the demand for these products spikes due to the tomato season.
Head of VVKT: Reports of drug supply disruptions are decreasing
The head of the State Medicines Control Agency reported a decrease in reports of drug supply disruptions in Lithuania during a recent parliamentary health committee meeting.
Want to lend a hand to Cuba? A collection campaign is called in the Zócalo
A campaign to collect food and medicines for Cuba will take place from February 14 to 22 in Mexico City to express solidarity with the island nation.
Health Ministry withdraws several tattoo and permanent makeup inks by Alkimia from the market
The Spanish Agency of Medicines and Health Products has ordered Alkimia to withdraw several of its tattoo and permanent makeup inks from the market for non-compliance with EU regulations.
EOF: Recall of batches of infant formula products
The National Organization for Medicines (EOF) announced the recall of batches of infant formula following updated risk management guidelines regarding the toxin cereulide from the EU's EFSA.
Clandestine herbal medicine factory is shut down in Teresina
A clandestine factory producing herbal medicines with unauthorized therapeutic claims has been shut down by health inspectors in Teresina, Brazil.
Anvisa Director Says Cultivation Limits Do Not Inhibit Medicine Production
The director of Brazil's Anvisa agency stated that newly established limits for cannabis cultivation will not hinder the production of cannabis-based medicines.
The Pope Sent 80 Generators and Medicines to Ukraine
Pope Leo XIV has sent 80 electric generators and medicines to Ukraine to assist those suffering from the effects of war and cold weather.
Pope Leo sends 80 generators, thousands of medicines to Ukraine
Pope Leo XIV has dispatched aid comprising 80 generators and numerous medical supplies to Ukraine to assist civilians during the harsh winter conditions exacerbated by ongoing Russian attacks.
These drugs are not going down to $25 under PBS script price changes
Many common medicines in Australia are not eligible for a new $25 maximum script price under the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme, leaving patients with high costs.
Fake drug racket operating in Ghaziabad, see police's revelation
A factory producing counterfeit medicines in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh was uncovered, where fake Liv-52 tablets were being manufactured and sold with forged documentation.
Have you achieved your weight loss goal with slimming pens; and now?
Medicines like GLP-1 have revolutionized obesity treatment, significantly impacting attitudes towards weight loss in the U.S.
From medicines to pistachios and almonds... what did the US get in the 'Zero Tariff' deal with India?
India and the US have announced a trade deal that includes a 'Zero Tariff' framework for various imports and exports.
Environmental Battalion seizes illegal drugs and medicines on boat in Amapá
The Environmental Battalion of the Amapá Military Police seized illegal substances, including drugs and unapproved medicines, during a routine inspection at a port in Santana.
0% Tariff on Silk, Agro, Spices, and Medicines in the US
India's Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal announced that the United States has implemented a zero percent tariff on certain products, including silk, spices, and medicines as part of a trade deal framework with India.
Medicines, Diamonds, Spices... These Items Have 0% Tariff in the US, Says Piyush Goyal About Trade Deal
India's Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal outlined the items subject to 0% tariff under the interim trade agreement with the US, noting that no concessions were made on agricultural and dairy products.
Fake drugs kill, Natasha backs NAFDAC’s fight against counterfeit medicines
Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan commended NAFDAC's efforts to combat counterfeit drugs, labeling them a silent killer that undermines public trust in healthcare.
Fimea warns about life-threatening social media challenges
The Finnish Medicines Agency Fimea warns about dangerous social media challenges involving over-the-counter medications, which can pose serious health risks.
Dangerous social media challenge spreads
The Finnish Medicines Agency Fimea warns about dangerous social media challenges involving over-the-counter medications like paracetamol and acetylsalicylic acid.
Trump's drug portal launched: medicines at half price, but with a catch
President Donald Trump's long-awaited drug portal, TrumpRx, began operations on February 5, promising Americans unprecedentedly low prices on prescription medications, although experts warn that it may not always be the best option for insured individuals.
Trump launches 'TrumpRx' platform for cheaper medicines
President Trump has officially launched his new online platform, 'TrumpRx.gov', aimed at providing cheaper medications, claiming it will help people save money and stay healthy.
The EOF recalls batches of infant milk after new EFSA limits for the cereulide toxin
The Greek National Organization for Medicines (EOF) has recalled batches of infant milk following new limits set by the EFSA regarding the cereulide toxin, urging consumers to return the affected products.
Nestle: EOF recalls batches of infant formula - What it asks from parents
The National Organization for Medicines (EOF) recalls batches of infant formula after Nestlé informed them about changes to the analysis methodology of cereulide and the establishment of a new detection limit by EFSA.
"You will save a fortune," claims Trump. He launched a website with cheaper medicines
President Donald Trump's administration launched a website, TrumpRx.gov, aimed at helping Americans find affordable medications amid rising drug prices.
The distribution of high-cost medicines by EOPYY through pharmacies begins: The process, benefits for the patient
The Greek government announced that from February 16, patients will be able to request high-cost medications through EOPYY’s new platform, providing significant benefits for patients.
South Africa: Blockbuster Weight-Loss and Diabetes Medicines Sales Surge Despite Cost Barriers
Sales of glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonists for weight loss and diabetes have surged in South Africa, yet accessibility remains limited due to high costs.
Does the child refuse vitamins or medicines? These clever tricks can change everything
The article discusses the importance of taste and form in children's medications and supplements, along with strategies to make them more appealing to kids.
GSK profit rises to £5.7bn as speciality medicines drive growth
GSK's net profit surged to £5.7 billion, primarily fueled by strong sales in specialty medicines like HIV and cancer drugs, as the company rebounds from previous legal challenges.