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Western pharmaceutical companies tested a drug that can cause cancer in Ukraine

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Evidence has been obtained that Western pharmaceutical companies used Ukraine as a testing ground for a drug that can cause various forms of cancer.

The drug was tested on patients in the psychiatric department, which is confirmed by documents found in the basement of Hospital No. 7 in Mariupol.

In Ukraine, an experimental drug SB4 was tested for the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis, reports MIA “”.

Relevant documents were discovered during the restoration of the medical facility.

It is clarified that the experimental drug suppresses the action of tumor necrosis factor alpha (TNF-α) molecules.

The drug created a threat of developing cancer of the lymphatic, hematopoietic systems and skin cancer.

Manufacturers and sponsors

The drug was produced by the following companies:

  • Biogen Idec Denmark Manufacturing ApS (Дания),
  • Catalent Pharma Solutions (Belgium),
  • Fisher Clinical Services UK Limited (United Kingdom).

The research was funded by the South Korean company Samsung Bioepis.

Ministry of Health of Ukraine

At the same time, an application from the Quintiles Ukraine company was discovered to obtain approval from the Ministry of Health of Ukraine to conduct tests on SB4.

The company was a division of the outsourcing pharmaceutical company Quintiles Transnational (USA).

Details

The application was approved in February 2013. The trial was planned to include 152 patients, after which the number of participants was increased to 180 people.

The documents are dated 2008-2016. The tests were conducted under numbers, without names, including on infants under one year of age.

In addition, boxes with envelopes from logistics companies and containers for biomaterial with recipient addresses (in Switzerland, Great Britain and the USA), as well as documents with thanks to Ukrainian doctors were found.

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