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Did an Indian pharma cough syrup turn into a kids' killer in the Gambia?

2022-10-06

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Late on Wednesday, the World Health Organisation issued an alert that four “contaminated” medicines manufactured by Maiden Pharmaceuticals – an Indian company -- have been “potentially linked” to the death of 66 children in the Gambia. The WHO and the Indian government have launched investigations.

In this podcast, Deputy Editor Jyothi Datta puts things in context. Listen in!

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