Rationality of FDC drugs: DTAB Sub Committee invites stakeholders for hearing
DTAB has invited the concerned stakeholders for hearing with effect from 19.04.2021. It has also been notified that the schedule of hearing will be published from time to time on CDSCO website i.e. www.cdsco.nic.in.;
New Delhi: In order to decide the fate of Fixed Drug Combinations (FDCs) considered as irrational by Prof. Kokate Committee, Drugs Technical Advisory Board (DTAB) sub committee has proposed to give a hearing to all stakeholders for deliberation.
Recently DTAB has invited the concerned stakeholders for hearing with effect from 19.04.2021. The meeting will be conducted through WebEx (Video Conference).
It has also been notified that the schedule of hearing will be published from time to time on CDSCO website i.e. www.cdsco.nic.in.
The Kokate Committee was constituted by the Ministry Of Health And Family Welfare, Government of India, under the chairmanship of Prok. C.K. Kokate, VC, KLE University, Belgaum, Karnataka. The purpose of the committee was to examine the rationality of fixed-dose combination drugs in the country. Time and time again,the commitee decalred many drugs as irrational
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