America
Indian drug maker recalls two medicines from US
Bengaluru, June 29
India's pharma major Dr
Reddy's Laboratories Ltd has voluntarily recalled from the US market two
medicines including one used to treat seizures like epilepsy on the
advice of the regulator, an official statement said.
According to
a notification by the US Food and Drug Administration, the firm has
started recalling divalproex sodium tablets, as it has failed
dissolution tests, and amlodipine besylate and atorvastatin calcium
tablets as they are close to expiry time.
The first is used to treat certain types of seizures, while the other two are used to treat high blood pressure and chest pain.
The tablets were made at the company's facility at Bachupally in Hyderabad.
9 hours ago
Kerala Center announces award winners for 2024
13 hours ago
Bust of Mahatma Gandhi Unveiled in Seattle and 2nd October Declared as Mahatma Gandhi Day
14 hours ago
US on High Alert Amid Allegations of Pakistan's Mismanagement of $400 Million Loan.
15 hours ago
USCIRF Urges India to be Designated as "Country of Particular Concern" for Violating Religious Freedom
15 hours ago
India's EAM Responds to US Leaders, Asserts Right to Address Their Remarks on Democracy
15 hours ago
US President Biden Affirms Strong Commitment to Israel
15 hours ago
Democratic National Committee Sues to Block Georgia Election Board's Hand Count for Nov. 5 Election
15 hours ago
U.S. Allocates $210 Million More to Safeguard Faith Communities from Hate Crimes
16 hours ago
Two colleges, eight schools receive bomb threats in TN's Tiruchi
16 hours ago
Furore as two minor girls sexually assaulted by Pune school van driver
16 hours ago
Gautham Vasudev Menon joins Thalapathy Vijay, Pooja Hegde in ‘Thalapathy 69’
16 hours ago
‘Mata ka darbaar’ is set for Navratri at Shilpa Shetty's house
16 hours ago
Akshay Kumar, Riteish Deshmukh and other ‘Housefull 5’ cast to shoot on cruise