Global health agency has since October issued three global alerts cautioning against cough syrups contaminated with toxic chemicals called diethylene glycol and ethylene glycol...

The agency issued a 'medical product alert', referring to two substandard (contaminated) products, identified in Uzbekistan and reported to it on December 22, 2022...

Samples of its controversial cough syrup were taken by the central agencies and their results are awaited...

The incentives offered by DoC (Department of Commerce) through Pharmexcil will not be extended until the suspension is revoked...

Union health minister says CDSCO had been ‘in regular contact with the drug regulators of Uzbekistan regarding the matter since December 27’...

Arindam Bagchi says consular assistance is being provided to some linked to the company who are facing legal action there...

Mansukh Mandaviya said further action would be taken based on inspection of the pharma company, under a cloud after Uzbekistan health ministry’s allegation that 18 children died after consuming Dok-...

The death of children in Gambia had nothing to do with consumption of cough syrup made in India. That has been clarified by the Gambian authorities and DCGI, both: Amit Malviya...

The company, Marion Biotech, does not sell the cough syrup, 'Doc-1 Max', in India and its only export has been to Uzbekistan...

The health ministry of Uzbekistan has claimed that 18 children who died had consumed cough syrup 'Doc-1 Max' manufactured by Noida-based Marion Biotech...