India Regulatory Diary: Marketers Co-Accountable For Lapses In Manufacturing Quality
Executive Summary
New rules in India specify that a marketer of a drug will share the onus for quality and compliance along with the manufacturer. Enhanced punishment for misleading advertisements for a range of illnesses is also proposed, while calls for a statute to regulate pharma's marketing practices grow louder.
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