Why did Centre ban 156 combination drugs administered as painkillers, antibiotics
Centre bans 156 combination drugs administered as painkillers, antibiotics; more multivitamins under review.
- Concerns about efficacy: Some of the combination drugs were found to be lacking in efficacy when compared to individual component drugs.
- Health risks: The ban was imposed to protect consumers from potential health risks associated with the use of these combination drugs.
- Regulatory compliance: The decision was made to ensure that all pharmaceutical products on the market comply with regulatory standards and are safe for consumption.
- Focus on rational use of medicines: The move aimed to promote the rational use of medicines by discouraging unnecessary combinations of drugs.
- Ongoing review: More multivitamins are under review to ensure their safety and efficacy before they are made available to the public.
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