All section CloseWHO Recommends Not Using 2 Indian Cough Syrups; Issues Alert After Uzbekistan Children Deaths
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According to WHO, the two Indian cough syrups--- AMBRONOL syrup and DOK-1 Max syrup failed to meet quality standards or specifications. This decision came after 19 deaths were reported in Uzbekistan linked to two cough syrups made by the Noida-based Marion Biotech.
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