Taipei clinic head, son indicted for illegal sale of Silnox

The head of Qing Shan Clinic in Taipei, Chen Wei-chu (陳維礎), and his son have been indicted for allegedly issuing falsified prescriptions for the sleeping pill Stilnox (zolpidem) and selling them to the public, earning more than NT$2 million (US$65,900).

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