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Negligent Health Authorities

Monday, October 31, 2022

A non-functioning health system results in a sharp rise in the number of children with acute kidney injury. Poor government monitoring and non-compliance by the pharmaceutical industry are the main causes.

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SOMETHING even more devastating than the deaths of hundreds of children as a result of acute kidney injury is the fact that the health system in this country is not working. The number of infant victims who imbibed syrup medication containing dangerous substances should have been contained if all parties in the health system had been doing their job. Overhaul of the system and all personnel involved is imperative to prevent a recurrence.

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