FDA warns doctors about counterfeit BiCNU

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The FDA Division of Drug Information is informing health care professionals that a counterfeit version of BiCNU (carmustine for injection) 100 mg, has been detected in some foreign countries. There is no indication at this time that counterfeit BiCNU has entered the legitimate U.S. drug supply chain and no indication that any U.S. patients have...

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