Minds, and machines, track fake drugs

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Atlanta, GA | Posted: July 9, 2009

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Facundo Fernandez' research highlighted in the New York Times.

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Counterfeit malaria medicines, widespread in Asia, have become increasingly sophisticated.

Counterfeit malaria medicines, widespread in Asia, have become increasingly sophisticated to detect. The article below appeared in the New York Times on Monday, July 6, 2009 highlighting Facundo Fernandez' research and collaboration with Interpol.

Using Scientific Tools in an International War on Fake Drugs

New York Times Article

For more information, contact Prof. Facundo Fernandez (404-385-4432).