The Union Health Ministry has notified amendments to the Drugs Rules, 1945, to expand the ambit of Schedule H2 and bring additional categories of drugs under the QR code-based track-and-trace ...
AI Quick Read New Delhi: The Union health ministry expanded mandatory track-and-trace requirements to cover all vaccines, antibiotics, cancer drugs and narcotic and psychotropic substances, widening ...
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NEW DELHI: The Centre has expanded QR code-based tracking to include vaccines, antimicrobials, anti-cancer medicines, and narcotic and psychotropic drugs to strengthen the quality, safety and ...
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The Union Health Ministry has expanded the scope of its track-and-trace mechanism by making barcodes or Quick Response (QR) codes compulsory for all vaccines, antimicrobials, anti-cancer medicines, ...
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The government has expanded the ambit of QR code-based tracking to include vaccines, antimicrobials, anti-cancer medicines and narcotic and psychotropic drugs to strengthen the quality, safety and ...
New Delhi: According to an official statement issued on Thursday, the government has expanded the scope of QR code-based tracking to strengthen the quality, safety, and reliability of India’s ...
The Health Ministry’s notification to expand Schedule H2 drugs to entire therapeutic classes now from a curated list of brands earlier is a commendable change from regulating based on revenue to ...
The Government has expanded the ambit of the QR code-based track-and-trace mechanism to cover all antimicrobials, vaccines, anti-cancer medicines, and narcotic and psychotropic drugs, a move aimed at ...
THE TRIBUNE, India’s oldest, daily English-language newspaper, was first published on February 2, 1881, in Lahore (now in Pakistan), and save for 40 days in the immediate aftermath of Partition, has ...