Indian Parliamentary group has uncovered a deal between the doctors, government bodies and pharmacy companies to approve new drugs without the compulsory clinical trials. It is reported that the doctors from the top hospitals write to India's Drug Controller General to allow new drugs to be marketed, without clinical trials - a shocking fault, highlighted in this Parliamentary standing committee report. Drug expert CM Gulati said, "All of them are compromised. We've got the evidence from the committee that doctors have written identical letters, three doctors have written a letter to the Director General of India requesting to violate the laws and approve a particular drug without clinical trial."
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03:24 23 May 2013 from
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