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49 drugs, including calcium and Vitamin D3 tablets, fail quality tests by Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation

CDSCO reports 49 drugs, including calcium and Vitamin D3 tablets, failed quality tests in September. Several flagged as spurious and recalled to ensure public safety.

Paracetamol, Antacid Pan-D, Levocetrizine among 50 medicines made by some companies found ‘Not of Standard Quality’ by CDSCO during testing

CDSCO has released two lists of pharmaceuticals that did not pass quality checks: one "Not of Standard Quality" naming 48 popular drugs and another with answers from pharmaceutical companies whose products failed to meet the safety standards.

“Completely baseless and misleading”: Wockhardt denies Congress allegation that SEBI chief received rental income from it while probing the company

Mumbai-headquartered pharmaceutical and biotechnology company Wockhardt has categorically denied allegations labeled by the Congress party against the company.

India replaces Germany as Russia’s top medicine supplier, supplies 294 million packages of pharmaceuticals in 2023

Indian manufacturers increased their exports by 3% last year, delivering about 294 million packages of pharmaceuticals to Russia.

Media reports claim doctors ‘must’ prescribe generic drugs or face punishment: Read how it is misleading

Media reports mislead about NMC guidelines on prescribing generic medicines

Cancer-causing baby powder: Johnson & Johnson wants to ‘settle’ lawsuits with $9 billion compensation

Johnson & Johnson offered to pay $9 billion to settle tens of thousands of lawsuits that alleged that its baby powder and other talc-based products cause cancer.

Pfizer director assaults journalist after being caught on camera saying the Pharma giant is working on ‘mutating Covid-19 virus’. Here is what happened

In his defence, the Pfizer director claimed, "I was trying to impress a person on a date by lying."

‘WHO blamed Indian cough syrup for deaths in Gambia, but never provided any document to prove it’: Drug Controller General of India lashes out...

Dr VG Somani further wrote in this letter, "It may be emphasized here that the Gambia informed that there has been no direct causal relation established yet between the cough syrup consumption and the deaths, and that certain children who had died had not consumed the syrup in question

After flagging Indian cough syrup for deaths of children in Gambia, WHO fails to provide documents to Govt, investigation delayed: Details

On October 31, the Medicine Control Agency of Gambia informed that they did not find any link between the deaths and the cough syrups.

Union govt forms committee to probe WHO report saying medication made by Indian firm Maiden Pharmaceuticals caused death of 66 children in Gambia

Expert committee to probe WHO report said that four cough medications made by Maiden Pharmaceuticals resulted in death of 66 children in Gambia

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