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Est ce que c’est grave? Onze médicaments suspendue en France

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04 mai 2017 – L’Agence nationale de sécurité du médicament et des produits de santé (l’ANSM) suspend, à titre de précaution, les Autorisations de Mise sur le Marché (AMM) de 11 spécialités commercialisées en France en raison de sérieuses réserves sur l’intégrité des données issues des essais de bioéquivalence menés sur les deux sites indiens (Chennai et Coimbatore) du centre de recherche Micro Therapeutic Research (MTR) Labs.

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Nourissant mort: l’Uvestérol D suspendue en France

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06 janvier 2017 – Les authorités francaise reagissent prompt et feroce. Le 21 décembre dernier, un nouveau-né de 10 jours est décédé par arrêt cardio-respiratoire, à son domicile. Ce nouveau-né avait reçu une dose d’Uvestérol D indiquée dans la prévention et le traitement de la carence en vitamine D chez le nouveau-né,

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L’opération internationale « PANGEA IX », destinée à lutter contre la vente illicite de médicaments sur internet

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13 juin 2016 – Ce message vient de L’Agence nationale de sécurité du médicament et des produits de santé de la France  (l’ANSM) et se reflète dans leur formulation:

L’opération internationale “PANGEA IX”, destinée à lutter contre la vente illicite de médicaments sur internet,

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