The global counterfeiting of prescription drugs is nothing short of international health care terrorism — and it needs to be addressed as such.
Here’s a relevant op-ed from today’s edition of the Baltimore Sun:
Remember: Caveat Emptor is bad health care practice — and even worse health care policy.
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