Pill presses and molds are used to make fake pills with deadly consequences thousands of people every year. The number of Americans that take fake pills annually without a fatal event is even higher. Read our January through June 2025 report covering pill press seizures, policy developments, and legislation.
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Avanish Kumar Jha and Rajnish Kumar Jha got 30-month sentences for selling counterfeit medicines—including vials of fake Keytruda—to U.S. buyers.
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After a November 2024 inspection, the FDA issued a Form 483 to Empower Clinic Services highlighting violations related to compounded drug manufacturing practices at its East Windsor, New Jersey facility.
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The change will affect the Google Ads and Google Shopping platforms starting in September 2025.
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A July 1, 2025 post clarifies that applicants can use “a static baseline approach for the cost-savings analysis” instead of trying to account for changes in unpredictable markets.
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The operation launched 1,728 investigations in 91 countries and shut down 13,000 criminal-linked websites, social media pages, channels, and bots used to market and sell illegal or counterfeit medicines.
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On June 26, PSM commented in support proposed revisions to forms FDA 3500 and FDA 3500B, which are used to report adverse events from prescription and over-the-counter medicines.
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More than 40 cases of botulism linked to Botox injections have been reported in the U.S. and U.K. over the last two months.
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The bill permanently schedules fentanyl analogues as Schedule I drugs under the Controlled Substances Act.
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The Jha brothers admitted selling counterfeit Keytruda and other prescription drugs to undercover agents.
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