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WHO flags India-made syrup in latest warning over contaminated drugs - Vimarsana News

WHO flags India-made syrup in latest warning over contaminated drugs

The World Health Organisation on Monday (Aug 7) flagged a batch of contaminated common cold syrup, manufactured by an Indian company, the latest in a series of warnings by the agency about substandard medicines from the country. The United Nations agency said the batch of the syrup, branded Cold Out, found in Iraq was manufactured by Fourrts (India) Laboratories for...

WHO issues fresh alert for contaminated cough syrup made in India - Vimarsana News

WHO issues fresh alert for contaminated cough syrup made in India

India-manufactured cough syrup has yet again been flagged by the World Health Organisation (WHO).

Fresh WHO alert on 'contaminated' Indian cough syrup | Times of Oman - Vimarsana News

Fresh WHO alert on 'contaminated' Indian cough syrup | Times of Oman

The UN's health body warned that the contaminated mixture could result in "serious injury or death."

Medicine | Fresh WHO alert on 'contaminated' Indian cough syrup Cold Out sold in Iraq dws - Vimarsana News

Medicine | Fresh WHO alert on 'contaminated' Indian cough syrup Cold Out sold in Iraq dws

In a fifth global warning against India-made medication, the UN's health body said the syrup could cause 'serious injury'

Contaminated Drugs, WHO, Warning: WHO flags India-made syrup in latest warning over contaminated drugs - Vimarsana News

Contaminated Drugs, WHO, Warning: WHO flags India-made syrup in latest warning over contaminated drugs

India Business News: The World Health Organisation has reported that a batch of cold syrup with higher than acceptable limits of diethylene and ethylene glycol was manufac