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Centre bans 16 Fixed Dose combos over safety concerns

Centre bans 16 Fixed Dose combos over safety concerns
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The Indian government has banned 16 fixed-dose combination drugs, including certain antibiotics and over-the-counter supplements, due to safety concerns and a lack of therapeutic justification. This action follows a series of regulatory crackdowns on irrational drug combinations over the past year.

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Regulatory oversight of pharmaceutical combinations is essential for public health and preventing the misuse of medical ingredients.

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