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70% of antibiotic FDC drugs in the market are banned, unapproved. It’s a public health hazard

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Irrational and unscientific fixed-dose combination drugs ruling the Indian pharma market is a menace that has gone on unchecked for too long. A study shows 70% of antibiotic FDC drugs in the market are banned or unapproved. This is a public health hazard; convoluted and inefficient regulations are bad medicine.

As the scrutiny of irrational cocktail drugs continues, it is crucial to understand the implications of these combinations on public health and antibiotic resistance.

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