CELEBRITIES who knowingly advertise bogus or substandard drugs could face criminal charges, a judicial explanation issued today says. According to the new policy by the Supreme People's Court, if celebrities have... ...full story at Shanghai Daily
from Shanghai Daily on Tue, May 26 2009
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