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Wockhardt's novel antibiotic, Zaynich, has received USFDA approval after a 12-year effort, sparking hopes for a turnaround after years of n...

Wockhardt's shares surged 19% after the U.S. FDA approved ZAYNICH, a novel intravenous antibiotic for complicated urinary tract infections....

Wockhardt's new antibiotic, Zaynich, has received US FDA approval. This drug uses a novel mechanism to fight drug-resistant bacteria. It ta...

Wockhardt's novel antibiotic, Zaynich (cefepime and zidebactam), has received US FDA approval for complicated urinary tract infections. Thi...

Wockhardt shares surged after the company received CDSCO approval for its breakthrough antibiotic Zaynich in India. Strong Phase 3 trial re...

Wockhardt Ltd has secured approval from the CDSCO for its new antibiotic, Zaynich. This drug is developed in India and will be used to trea...

Here’s a thing investors in equity need to keep in mind. A large part of the upmove one might see in the next one or two trading sessions w...

A New Delhi based orthopaedic and sports surgeon has issued a stark warning about India’s growing antibiotic resistance crisis. In an Insta...

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A recent ICMR report highlights a troubling rise in antibiotic resistance in India. Diseases like UTIs, blood infections, pneumonia, and ty...

In 2019, nearly 300,000 deaths in India were due to AMR. Over 1 million deaths were linked to drug resistance, making infections more chall...

The Centre has also asked state drug regulators to take "strong policy measures including stringent regulatory action on the over-the-count...

Doctors and experts have warned that with the prolonged use of antibiotics, many patients have become anti-antibiotic that even the primary...

Antibiotic consumption in India increased 103% between 2000 and 2015—the highest in low and middle-income countries, according to the study.

Around 75 per cent of Indians who took part in a WHO survey think, incorrectly, that colds and flu can be treated with antibiotics, the UN ...

The report confirms the findings of a Princeton University study in 2014 which said Indians consume the highest number of antibiotics in th...