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Coronavirus ‘fake’ medications warning after increase in illegally imported substances – 7NEWS.com.au
The Australian Border Force has reported an increase in illegally imported substances. Here’s what you need to know.
Australians have been reminded theres no treatment or cure for COVID-19 – and have been urged to refrain from buying any medication in the belief it could help prevent or treat the deadly virus.
Health organisation NPS MedicineWise has urged people to not ask for, or try to obtain, any medication for coronavirus after the Australian Border Force reported an increase in illegally imported substances.
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MedicineWise medical adviser Dr Anna Samecki warned people of the risks …
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