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Centre forms 4-member expert team to probe WHO claims on Maiden Pharmaceuticals - Vimarsana News

Centre forms 4-member expert team to probe WHO claims on Maiden Pharmaceuticals

The Central Government on Wednesday formed a four-member expert committee to investigate the report sent by the World Health Organisation (WHO) on the deaths of

Maiden Pharma may lose import-export licence over cough syrup controversy in Gambia - Vimarsana News

Maiden Pharma may lose import-export licence over cough syrup controversy in Gambia

The suspension of membership implies that Maiden Pharmaceuticals will not be eligible to receive any incentives.

Deaths in Gambia due to India-made cough syrups: Centre takes steps to curb damage, Haryana firm remains non-operational - Vimarsana News

Deaths in Gambia due to India-made cough syrups: Centre takes steps to curb damage, Haryana firm remains non-operational

Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation (CDSCO) launched an inquiry and alerted Haryana last week after learning about the Gambia tragedy.

Slack regulations - Northlines - Vimarsana News

Slack regulations - Northlines

After the World Health Organization (WHO) warned that it suspected four cough syrups could be linked to the deaths of 66 children in Gambia, the Delhi-based manufacturer, Maiden Pharmaceuticals, is in the news. The syrups, the WHO said, have been “potentially linked with acute kidney injuries and 66 deaths among children.” The global body also

Menace of spurious drugs – A crime against humanity - Vimarsana News

Menace of spurious drugs – A crime against humanity

Following the WHO’s warning, the centre is looking into four cough syrups that may be responsible for at least 66 child deaths in The Gambia. India has already been under fire for exporting fake and substandard medications, but it also has a similar issue at home. Indian-made cough syrups are being investigated in connection with