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At least 70 children died on taking the toxic medicine. Their parents are suing the Gambian government and drugmaker.
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At least 70 children died on taking the toxic medicine. Their parents are suing the Gambian government and drugmaker.
There is an ongoing global threat posed by toxic cough syrups, the World Health Organization (WHO) told Reuters, saying it was now working with six more
LONDON — There is an ongoing global threat posed by toxic cough syrups, the World Health Organisation (WHO) told Reuters, saying it was now working with six more countries than previously revealed to track the potentially deadly children's medicines. The UN agency has already named nine countries where tainted syrups may have been on sale, after the deaths of more...
World Health Organization: The UN agency has already named nine countries where tainted syrups may have been on sale after the deaths of more than 300 infants on three continents last year were linked to the drugs.
The U.N. agency has already named nine countries where tainted syrups may have been on sale, after the deaths of more than 300 infants on three continents last year were linked to the drugs.