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It's crucial to remain vigilant in the fight against counterfeit pharmaceuticals, and this recent incident in Belgium serves as a stark reminder of the risks associated with fake drugs.

Belgium has seized a batch of counterfeit weight loss drugs containing insulin, which can have severe health consequences, including dangerously low blood sugar levels, if consumed unknowingly. This alarming incident highlights the importance of stringent quality control and the need to protect patients from the grave dangers posed by counterfeit medications.

Counterfeit pharmaceuticals are a global concern, with the World Health Organization estimating that up to 10% of drugs in low and middle-income countries may be counterfeit. This threatens the health and well-being of countless individuals.

The pharma industry must continue to work tirelessly to ensure the safety and well-being of patients. We need to invest in advanced technology and innovative strategies to detect counterfeit medicines, strengthen regulations, and collaborate across borders to eradicate this pressing issue. Safeguarding the integrity of the pharmaceutical supply chain is imperative.