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The Washington Times Reports: Popping the Internet's Poison Pills

July 14, 2010 3:46 pm Topics: Buying medicine online and Internet pharmacy

The Washington Times recently reported on FDA's warning against "generic Tamiflu" and the threat of counterfeit drugs in the United States. Read the article, "Popping the Internet's Poison Pills," in The Washington Times.

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