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Baby Cough Syrup News. Contaminated cough syrup from india linked to 70 child deaths. The who has said it stands by its action after india said that four cough syrups linked to child deaths in the gambia complied. The world health organization (who) issued a global alert over four of maiden's cough syrups linked to the deaths of almost 70 children. Doctors faced a fight to prove it. The ban comes after a spate of child. A known toxin lurked in cough syrup taken by children in gambia. In spite of the gambia controversy and other cases of allegedly toxic. A global alert has been issued over four cough syrups after the world health organization (who). Her mother, mariam sisawo, realised one morning that after having taken the cough syrup, her baby was not passing urine. Indian pharma is still a huge force. Police in the gambia are investigating the deaths of 66 children, which have been linked to four brands of imported indian. India, where the syrups were made, denies a connection.

The world health organization (who) issued a global alert over four of maiden's cough syrups linked to the deaths of almost 70 children. The ban comes after a spate of child. Doctors faced a fight to prove it. Her mother, mariam sisawo, realised one morning that after having taken the cough syrup, her baby was not passing urine. Contaminated cough syrup from india linked to 70 child deaths. Indian pharma is still a huge force. The who has said it stands by its action after india said that four cough syrups linked to child deaths in the gambia complied. A known toxin lurked in cough syrup taken by children in gambia. In spite of the gambia controversy and other cases of allegedly toxic. A global alert has been issued over four cough syrups after the world health organization (who).

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Baby Cough Syrup News Doctors faced a fight to prove it. A global alert has been issued over four cough syrups after the world health organization (who). Contaminated cough syrup from india linked to 70 child deaths. The who has said it stands by its action after india said that four cough syrups linked to child deaths in the gambia complied. The world health organization (who) issued a global alert over four of maiden's cough syrups linked to the deaths of almost 70 children. A known toxin lurked in cough syrup taken by children in gambia. The ban comes after a spate of child. India, where the syrups were made, denies a connection. Police in the gambia are investigating the deaths of 66 children, which have been linked to four brands of imported indian. Doctors faced a fight to prove it. Her mother, mariam sisawo, realised one morning that after having taken the cough syrup, her baby was not passing urine. In spite of the gambia controversy and other cases of allegedly toxic. Indian pharma is still a huge force.