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Health Ministry Restricts Common Cold Medicine for Children Under Four Years: What Parents Need to Know

The Health Ministry has restricted the use of Chlorpheniramine Maleate and Phenylephrine Hydrochloride in children below 4 years due to safety concerns. Learn more about the implications and safer alternatives.

India's Health Ministry has issued a safety directive restricting the use of a widely used common cold medicine Chlorpheniramine Maleate and Phenylephrine Hydrochloride in children below four years of age. This decision, based on pediatric safety concerns, is a significant step toward ensuring better drug safety standards for young children. read more

Clinical Trials vs Case Studies: Understanding the Key Differences in Medical Research

Understand the  major differences between clinical trials and case studies in the field of medical and pharmacy research. Learn when to use each method and why both are crucial in evidence-based healthcare.

Introduction

In the world of pharmacy and clinical research, two common methods—clinical trials and case studies—are often used to advance medical knowledge. While both play an important role in healthcare, they serve different purposes and follow different methodologies.

This blog post will help you understand the differences between clinical trials and case studies, their use in medical research, and how each contributes to scientific progress and drug development. Read more