Actualité

SFDA debunks claims of approved camel urine-derived cancer treatment

SourceSaudi Gazette
Publié le19 octobre 2026 à 14:07
ThèmesSanté
SecteurSanté
Zone géographiqueArabie saoudite

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The Saudi Food and Drug Authority (SFDA) has denied claims that it approved a medicine derived from camel urine for the treatment of cancer. The clarification follows circulating claims that a medicine extracted from an active substance in camel urine had…

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SFDA debunks claims of approved camel urine-derived cancer treatment

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SFDA debunks claims of approved camel urine-derived cancer treatment

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