Source briefingAugust 6, 2026Evidence
After cancer drug counterfeiting scandal, India imposes new tracing requirements

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What the source reports
Reporting by ICIJ and The Indian Express illustrated how Indian counterfeiters exploited the high price of the lifesaving cancer drug Keytruda and the desperation of patients seeking it.
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Primary source: ICIJ · August 5, 2026
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