WHO: About 11 percent of medicines in poor countries are fake
The World Health Organization reports that roughly 11 percent of medicines in developing nations are counterfeit, linked to tens of thousands of child deaths annually from malaria and pneumonia. Malaria and bacterial infections account for most fake drugs, with substandard vaccines also a concern.
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