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Dr Ojwang’ Lusi, the Provincial Director of Medical Services warned Nyanza residents against using counterfeit drugs to treat malaria. The drugs would hamper the fight against the disease at a time when the cases are expected to rise. A report by the Johns Hopkins Malaria Research Institute-US shows that dangerous anti-malaria counterfeits have flooded the Kenyan market and residents are falling prey because of their tendency to self-medicate. Source: Daily Nation, Pg 36 Date: Tuesday, 15 May 2012 Other SummariesArchived Summaries |
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