Poison pills

THE Irish Examiner today lifts the lid on the lucrative world of illegal internet pharmacies which are flooding Ireland with medicine from abroad.

Poison pills
Thu, 13 Apr, 2006 - 01:00

Our two-part investigation by Paul Kelly reveals how the lure of apparently cheap medicines on the net is putting Irish patients at risk of serious harm or death.

Our probe revealed:

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