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Technology used to detect bombs and explosives could have a beneficial side-effect – identifying counterfeit and substandard drugs, which pose a major threat to public health, particularly in developing countries. Around one percent of drugs in developed countries, and 10 to 30 percent of drugs in developing countries are counterfeit, and the percentage of substandard drugs is thought to be even higher. Swiss and British researchers are developing a cheap, reliable system that uses radio waves to analyze the chemical structure of drugs to identify fakes... Continue Reading Using radio waves to identify counterfeit drugs
Tags: Detection, Detector, Drugs, Health
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