WHO Warns Against Three India-Made Cough Syrups After Child Deaths

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The World Health Organization issued a global alert over three contaminated cough syrups made in India after links to child deaths

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The World Health Organization issued a global alert over three contaminated cough syrups made in India, the latest development in a series of quality-control failures linked to the deaths of more than a dozen children.

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