Mumbai's JJ Hospital to The Gambia: 36 years apart but a familiar story of deadly toxic drugs
Fourteen people died after being administered adulterated glycerine in 1986. The case against the commercial entities involved is still underway.
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Fourteen people died after being administered adulterated glycerine in 1986. The case against the commercial entities involved is still underway.
The press is vital in exposing these scandals, because the government is unlikely to act on its own.
The alert by the World Health Organisation (WHO) over the deaths of 66 Gambian infants, suspected to have been caused by the consumption of contaminated cough syrups made by a Sonepat firm, Maiden Pharmaceuticals, has raised serious questions about the probity of drug manufacturing and regulatory pr
Diplomatic gains over the years will be lost if the Indian govt does not undertake corrective action in pharma sector