Interpol's annual crackdown on counterfeit medicines has targeted YouTube accounts for the first time, SecuringIndustry.com reports. Authorities removed more than 19,000 ads on Facebook ($FB), Twitter ($TWTR) and YouTube that promoted the illegal sale of medicines. The social media initiative was run alongside now-established efforts to shut down websites selling fake drugs, which this year led to the closure of more than 10,000 sites. Article