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Authorities suspend aesthetic clinic over patient safety risks
Finnish authorities have ordered the immediate suspension of operations at an aesthetic clinic in Espoo after inspectors found unlicensed medicines, improper storage practices and failures in patient care standards. The supervisory authority said it carried out an unannounced inspection at Nordicshape Oy on 8 April alongside the Finnish Medicines Agency and the Safety and Chemicals Agency. The inspection followed a report from Fimea that raised …
Unlicensed pharmaceuticals were found at the Nordicshape clinic. According to the company, the products are from a Korean factory that had assured them that the permits were in order.
An aesthetic clinic in Espoo has seriously compromised patient safety, the Finnish Licensing and Supervision Agency has concluded. The clinic must now cease operations.
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