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Irish Cancer Patients Pay Up to €50,000 for Unauthorised Treatments
Ten Irish cancer patients have reportedly paid up to €50,000 each for unauthorised treatments advertised on social media. These patients sought alternative therapies outside of regulated medical channels.
13 Jul, 17:00 — 13 Jul, 19:03
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irish-timesHigh28d ago
Irish cancer patients paid up to €50,000 for unauthorised treatments advertised on social media
Medicinal watchdog became aware of website which was unlawfully providing advanced therapy medicinal products
By Tom Tuite
Read full article →irish-independent28d ago
Ten Irish cancer patients paid up to €50k for unauthorised treatments advertised on social media
By Tom Tuite
Read full article →the-journal28d ago
Irish cancer patients paid up to €50k for unauthorised treatments advertised on social media
Directors at healthcare firm Innovita Life Ltd entered guilty pleas to unlawfully providing advanced therapy medicinal products.
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First report: irish-independent · 13 Jul, 17:00|Full coverage: 3 · 2h|Window: 2h
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