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The blood pressure monitor manufacturer is going to supply the device for India's domestic market by March 2025

Updated On: 03 Jun 2023 | 1:10 PM IST

Pharmaceuticals firm Lupin Ltd on Thursday said its US-based arm is recalling four lots of Quinapril tablets used to treat high blood pressure due to the presence of a nitrosamine impurity. Lupin Pharmaceuticals Inc, the company's wholly-owned arm, is recalling the said tablets due to the presence of a nitrosamine impurity, N-Nitroso-Quinapril, observed in recent testing above the acceptable daily intake (ADI) level, Lupin Ltd said in a regulatory filing. "To date, Lupin has received no reports of illness that appear to relate to this issue," it said, adding it discontinued marketing of Quinapril tablets in September 2022. Quinapril tablets of strengths 20mg and 40mg packaged in separate 90 count bottles were distributed nationwide in the US to wholesalers, drug chains, mail order pharmacies and supermarkets, it added. The filing further said Lupin Pharmaceuticals Inc is notifying its wholesalers, distributors, drug chains, mail order pharmacies and supermarkets by phone and throug

Updated On: 23 Dec 2022 | 12:21 AM IST

More than 50 per cent of patients in India are unaware of their high blood pressure, finds a study published in Lancet Regional Health Journal

Updated On: 28 Nov 2022 | 11:31 PM IST

Every person can donate on a regular basis. Men can donate every three months and women can donate every four months

Updated On: 28 Oct 2022 | 5:40 PM IST

An An had high blood pressure, a common condition among geriatric pandas

Updated On: 21 Jul 2022 | 4:55 PM IST

World Hypertension Day 2022: Dr Naresh Trehan, CMD of Medanta, speaks to Business Standard on the spike in hypertension cases in India, the early signs, how to deal with the ailment

Updated On: 17 May 2022 | 5:04 PM IST

MFine has democratised health care at home by bringing these solutions on to devices that are more ubiquitous and affordable than wearables

Updated On: 23 Mar 2022 | 9:43 AM IST

The affected lot has been produced in India and later the company has supplied to its US-based subsidiary for distribution in the US, the world's largest market for generic drugs

Updated On: 28 Dec 2021 | 12:48 AM IST

This small wearable device checks your blood pressure, heart rate and sleep quality, apart from monitoring your workouts

Updated On: 13 Nov 2020 | 2:40 PM IST

The company has so far developed and filed 13 ANDAs on its own and with partners, and received six approvals

Updated On: 03 Dec 2019 | 7:25 PM IST

Scientists can measure these differences by looking at age-related biomarkers - things like skin elasticity, blood pressure, lung capacity and grip strength

Updated On: 19 Oct 2019 | 11:26 PM IST

Increasing age and declining metabolism mostly leads to women becoming less active. This coupled with weight gain contributes to high blood pressure leading to heart diseases

Updated On: 29 Sep 2019 | 12:34 AM IST

Researchers in US followed about 2,632 men and women 30 to 64 years old for 16 years

Updated On: 26 Apr 2017 | 11:03 PM IST

High BP and other heart health risk factors are generally thought to increase dementia risk

Updated On: 17 Jan 2017 | 8:51 PM IST

Increasing numbers of children have high blood pressure, largely as a consequence of their obesity. A growing body of evidence suggests that high blood pressure may impair children's cognitive skills, reducing their ability to remember, pay attention and organise facts.In the most comprehensive study to date, published on Thursday in The Journal of Pediatrics, 75 children ages 10 to 18 with untreated high blood pressure performed worse on several tests of cognitive function, compared with 75 peers who had normal blood pressure.The differences were subtle, and the new research does not prove that high blood pressure diminishes cognitive skills in children. Still, the findings set off alarm bells among some experts. "This study really shows there are some differences," said David B Kershaw, the director of pediatric nephrology at C S Mott Children's Hospital at the University of Michigan, who was not involved with the research. "This was not just random chance."Marc B Lande, a professor

Updated On: 01 Oct 2016 | 9:52 PM IST