Korean Drug Regulators Raid Roche Korea, Search For Evidence On Tamiflu Stockpiling
This article was originally published in PharmAsia News
Executive Summary
SEOUL - An investigative team organized by the Korean FDA, and headed by a state prosecutor, raided the Seoul office of Roche on November 5 to search for and seize any documents that would confirm suspicions that Roche Korea might have helped some companies stockpile the antiviral drug Tamiflu
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