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View MoreJaipur, Aug 4 (IANS) Rajasthan’s Drug Control Organisation has reported that the vast majority of medicines tested in July met prescribed quality standards, reinforcing the state’s ongoing efforts to ensure the availability of safe and effective drugs. Of the 587 drug samples analysed during the month, 579 samples (98.64 per cent) were found to be of standard quality, while eight samples (1.36 per cent) were classified as Not of Standard Quality (NSQ).The monthly quality assessment was conducted…
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