A year of buying meds, often fentanyl, in Mexican pharmacies
A year after The Times began investigating Mexican pharmacies' sales of fake medications — after U.S. safety warnings and raids by Mexican authorities — the problem persists.
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A year after The Times began investigating Mexican pharmacies' sales of fake medications — after U.S. safety warnings and raids by Mexican authorities — the problem persists.
A new round of testing found that counterfeiters are now passing off a wider array of substances as attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder medications and selling the pills not only as Adderall but sometimes as a similar medication called Vyvanse.
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The drugstore closures in Ensenada come on the heels of a months-long investigation by The Times.
A U.S. Senate appropriations proposal could force the State Department to release data about overdoses linked to fentanyl-tainted pills sold by Mexican pharmacies.