RIYADH — 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 received SFDA approval and was effective in curing advanced stages of cancer. The authority clarified that the product in question is…
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The Saudi Food and Drug Authority has refuted claims that it approved a camel urine-based supplement for cancer treatment, clarifying it is not authorized for this use.
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Dubai: Saudi Arabia's Food and Drug Authority (SFDA) has denied claims circulating on social media that it approved a medicine derived from active substances in camel urine for the treatment of…
