Panic among medical circles in Nigeria, following a report that the European Union (EU) has banned 42 popular anti-malaria tablets which are still being sold in Nigeria.

A renowned medical practitioner and proprietor of hospitals in Lagos anonymously told newsmen that though there was no official communication from the authorities to relevant bodies in the field, the issue was generating serious concern among medical practitioners in the country.

According to the circulated report, it was necessary for EU countries not to stock “any drug that contains any of these substances: Plasmotrin; Artequin; Co-arinate; Arco; Artedar; Artecon and Dialquin.”
List of the banned drugs: http://sumo.ly/DWo3

As far as we share the same country with IPOB, then we cannot escape from consuming of fake and illegal drugs.


For their side each and every one na either pharmacist or a doctor.

fk001:
As far as we share the same countrybwith IPOB, then we cannot runaway from fake and illegal drugs.


For their side each and every one na either pharmacist or a doctor.

Must you go tribal?lalasticlala please front page,this is important.

realsupermum:

Must you go tribal?lalasticlala please front page,this is important.

It is not my fault, they started it.