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21/07/2014

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The Cambodia Justice Police: Pragmatic approaches can work to clamp down on monotherapies and counterfeit drugs

Publication Date:
21/07/2014
Type:
Poster

This poster was prepared by the Asia Pacific Leaders Malaria Alliance for the second Access to Quality Medicines and Other Technologies Task Force Meeting in June 2014 in Manila. It describes Cambodia's efforts to help crack down on pharmacies selling counterfeit medicines for malaria through a police task force called the Justice Police for the Ministry of Health.

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Country: Cambodia

Keywords: Malaria | Quality improvement | Treatment | SDG3

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