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Rajasthan Health Department Rules Out Government Cough Syrup Link In Child Deaths
The Rajasthan Health Department has clarified that the recent deaths of two children in Bharatpur and Sikar districts were not caused by cough syrup distributed under the state's free medicine scheme, according to an official statement.
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Another Cough Syrup Death In Rajasthan? Samples Sent For Testing
The row over suspected poisoning due to the consumption of cough syrup by children in Rajasthan has escalated. Another child has died, and his parents suspect the cause of death to be the syrup, which contains dextromethorphan hydrobromide.
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India Pledges 'Appropriate Action' After Completing Cough Syrup Bribe Probe
India will take "appropriate action" after completing an investigation into a complaint that a drug regulator helped switch samples of cough syrup linked to the death of children in Gambia in return for a bribe, two officials said on Wednesday.
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6 Dead After Consuming Ayurvedic Cough Syrup In Gujarat, 7 Arrested: Cops
Seven people have been arrested in connection with their alleged involvement in the cough syrup case, which led to the killing of six people in Kheda, police said on Friday.
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Uzbekistan Child Deaths: 3 Employees Of Noida-Syrup Manufacturer Arrested
Cough Syrup Deaths: The Noida Police on Friday arrested three employees of a city-based pharmaceutical firm whose cough syrup is alleged to have led to the death of 18 children in Uzbekistan last year, officials said.
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Maiden Pharma Founder, Another Official Jailed In Decade-Old Case: Report
Two pharmaceutical company executives have been sentenced to two-and-half years in jail for exporting substandard drugs to Vietnam a decade ago, months after the WHO linked their cough syrups to the deaths of children in Gambia, reported Reuters.
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WHO Chief Scientist Says Deaths Due To Indian Cough Syrup In Gambia "Serious Issue"
Chief scientist at the World Health Organization (WHO) Dr Soumya Swaminathan on Thursday said the death of children in Gambia, potentially linked to four Indian-made cough syrups, was a serious issue.
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Rajasthan Health Department Rules Out Government Cough Syrup Link In Child Deaths
The Rajasthan Health Department has clarified that the recent deaths of two children in Bharatpur and Sikar districts were not caused by cough syrup distributed under the state's free medicine scheme, according to an official statement.
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Another Cough Syrup Death In Rajasthan? Samples Sent For Testing
The row over suspected poisoning due to the consumption of cough syrup by children in Rajasthan has escalated. Another child has died, and his parents suspect the cause of death to be the syrup, which contains dextromethorphan hydrobromide.
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India Pledges 'Appropriate Action' After Completing Cough Syrup Bribe Probe
India will take "appropriate action" after completing an investigation into a complaint that a drug regulator helped switch samples of cough syrup linked to the death of children in Gambia in return for a bribe, two officials said on Wednesday.
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6 Dead After Consuming Ayurvedic Cough Syrup In Gujarat, 7 Arrested: Cops
Seven people have been arrested in connection with their alleged involvement in the cough syrup case, which led to the killing of six people in Kheda, police said on Friday.
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Uzbekistan Child Deaths: 3 Employees Of Noida-Syrup Manufacturer Arrested
Cough Syrup Deaths: The Noida Police on Friday arrested three employees of a city-based pharmaceutical firm whose cough syrup is alleged to have led to the death of 18 children in Uzbekistan last year, officials said.
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Maiden Pharma Founder, Another Official Jailed In Decade-Old Case: Report
Two pharmaceutical company executives have been sentenced to two-and-half years in jail for exporting substandard drugs to Vietnam a decade ago, months after the WHO linked their cough syrups to the deaths of children in Gambia, reported Reuters.
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WHO Chief Scientist Says Deaths Due To Indian Cough Syrup In Gambia "Serious Issue"
Chief scientist at the World Health Organization (WHO) Dr Soumya Swaminathan on Thursday said the death of children in Gambia, potentially linked to four Indian-made cough syrups, was a serious issue.
