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Continuing Medical Education for healthcare

Continuing Medical Education for healthcare
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The Indian government has implemented new regulations requiring doctor prescriptions for all medicinal syrups and has banned 16 fixed-dose combination drugs. These measures follow safety concerns regarding adulterated cough syrups linked to child fatalities.

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Significant shift in public health policy aimed at improving drug safety and regulatory compliance in the pharmaceutical sector.

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