Internet led to tellurian ‘explosion’ of feign drugs

<p>The fast expansion of <span>Internet commerce</span> has led to an blast of <span>counterfeit drugs</span> sole around a world, with China a biggest source of <span>fake medicines</span>, curative experts pronounced Thursday.</p>
<p>The unlawful trade is now believed to be value around 75 billion dollars globally, with <span>criminal gangs</span> increasingly regulating a web to pierce their <span>products</span> opposite borders, pronounced <span>Scott Davis</span>, <span>Pfizer</span>‘s tip confidence consultant for Asia.</p>
<p>“The Internet has led to an blast of accessibility of these products,” Davis told a health forum in Manila.</p>
<p>“About 90 percent of tawdry drugs… are during some indicate marketed and sole on a Internet.”</p>
<p>He pronounced websites offered <span>fake drugs</span> ordinarily did not have earthy addresse...