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Denmark will compensate victims in a decades-long scandal in which thousands of Greenlandic girls and young women were fitted with birth control devices by Danish doctors, often without their consent ...

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The Telangana Drugs Control Administration raided an unlicensed medical device unit at Sultanpur in Sangareddy district and ...

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