The deaths occurred in India's central state of Madhya Pradesh after the children allegedly consumed cough syrup contaminated with toxic diethylene glycol Becca Longmire is a digital news ...

In India, this week, headlines capture the outrage. "Cough Syrup Horror" reads India Today. New Delhi Television Ltd or NDTV declares: "Toxic Cough Syrup Scare: What Went Wrong And Why All Syrups Aren ...

At least 14 children in Chhindwara district of India's Madhya Pradesh died after consuming a cough syrup, which was later found to have a toxic contaminant diethylene glycol (DEG). The syrup called ...

Dozens of children in India have died after allegedly consuming contaminated cough syrup, according to multiple local news reports. Over the past month, the children, all under the age of 5, died in ...

A majority of the deaths have been liked to Coldrif, an oral cough medication [Reuters] The World Health Organization (WHO) has voiced "deep concern" over gaps in India's drug safety regulations, ...

Reuters stated that Tamil Nadu-based company Sresan Pharmaceuticals' Coldrif syrup contained toxic diethylene glycol (DEG) in quantities nearly 500 times the permissible limit Following the deaths, ...

At least 20 children have died and five others are battling kidney failure in Madhya Pradesh, after consuming contaminated Coldrif cough syrup manufactured by Sresan Pharmaceuticals, Tamil Nadu. The ...

Chennai: More than six months after contaminated cough syrup Coldrif killed more than 20 children in Madhya Pradesh, Tamil Nadu health development ass.