Posted AT 9:08 PM EDT on 30/08/06
Canadian pharmacies blindsided by FDA warning on fake drugs
WINNIPEG — The U.S. Food and Drug Administration blindsided Canada's on-line pharmacists Wednesday with a report that found fake versions of Lipitor and other widely used prescription drugs were sold by websites linked to a co-founder of the industry.
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