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Govt waives testing of cough syrups for export to key marketsIndia has waived off mandatory testing of cough syrups for export to countries like USA, UK, and EU if their regulatory authorities have ap...- India-made cough syrup case: Gambia panel suggests legal action against India, drug Co"It is safe to conclude, without any qualms, that the deaths of the 70 children below the age of five between July and October 2022 related...
- View: India needs to restore faith in the ‘World’s Pharmacy’The reputation of India's pharmaceutical industry is at risk due to concerns over sub-standard exports. While India has long been proud of ...
- Indian labs to give 'top priority' to tests on cough syrup exports- RegulatorThe Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation's directive also said laboratories should issue test reports immediately, or as early as po...
- Cough syrup exporters need to undertake product testing at govt labs from June 1"The export of cough syrup shall be permitted to be exported subject to export samples being tested and production of certificate of analys...
- India may issue alert on Marion cough syrup exports after toxins foundPolice on Friday arrested three Marion employees and are looking for two directors after tests in a government laboratory found 22 of 36 sy...
- India-made cough syrups caused disease in Gambia kids: US CDCIndian cough syrups exported to Gambia contaminated with diethylene glycol (DEG) and ethylene glycol (EG) led to acute kidney injury (AKI) ...
- 'No substantial proof to link Gambia deaths with syrup'A committee set up by India to investigate the "mysterious deaths" of children in Gambia blamed on cough syrups made by an Indian company h...
- Cough syrup deaths: Congress links Gambia incident with Uzbekistan, BJP hits back"Made in India cough syrups seem to be deadly. First, it was the deaths of 70 kids in Gambia and now it is that of 18 children in Uzbekista...
- 'WHO stands by its action on Gambia cough syrup issue'India had on Thursday said quality tests on the samples lifted from Maiden Pharmaceuticals - which has been in the dock for allegedly causi...
- Maiden Pharma case: CDL finds no violation, calls WHO out for blaming company 'prematurely'Country's drug controller General of India (DCGI) has written a strongly worded letter to Rogerio Gaspar, Director, Regulation and Prequali...
- Nothing found yet to link Gambia deaths to syrup: ExpertsIn October, the state Drug Control Administration (DCA) had drawn samples of liquid products manufactured using propylene glycol from the S...
- Children's deaths in Gambia could be due to seasonal reasonsAccording to him, the agency had taken water, urine and blood samples of those showing similar symptoms. "After analysing those samples, 90...
- Gambia deaths: 'WHO yet to give relevant papers'India's drug regulator has written thrice to the WHO to provide documents but there has been no response, they said. Last month, the WHO ha...
- India tells Gambia it is probing children deaths linked to India-made drugsIndian health authorities announced a production halt at domestic company Maiden Pharmaceuticals's factory in Sonepat in northern India on ...
- Our products not behind Gambia deaths: Maiden Pharmaceuticals MDNaresh Goyal, managing director of Maiden Pharmaceuticals - which is in the dock for allegedly causing deaths of 66 children in The Gambia-...
- "Shocked to hear..." Maiden Pharma breaks silence on cough syrup deaths in GambiaThe pharma company said, "We are shocked to hear the media reports regarding the deaths and deeply saddened on this incident but we receive...
- Maiden Pharmaceuticals, the pharma company under fire for children's deaths in Gambia, has a controversial track recordHaryana-based Maiden Pharmaceuticals came into focus after more than 60 children in The Gambia died from acute kidney injuries, allegedly c...
- Gambia urgently recalls syrups blamed for 66 child deathsSpeaking to The Associated Press, the Director of Health Dr. Mustapha Bittaye confirmed the wave of child deaths from acute kidney injury, ...
- India-made cough syrups may be tied to 66 deaths in Gambia: WHOWHO said it was conducting further investigation with the company and regulatory authorities in India.
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