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A cross-sectional investigation of the quality of selected medicines in Cambodia in 2010

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Access to good-quality medicines in many countries is largely hindered by the rampant circulation of spurious/falsely labeled/falsified/counterfeit (SFFC) and substandard medicines. In 2006, the Ministry of Health of Cambodia, in collaboration with Kanazawa University, Japan, initiated a project to combat SFFC medicines. | A cross-sectional investigation of the quality of selected medicines in Cambodia in 2010

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