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Unit 1

Drugs and Cosmetics Act - Import and Manufacture

Unit 2

Drugs and Cosmetics Act - Sale and Labelling

Unit 3

Pharmacy Act, Medicinal Preparations and Narcotic Drug Laws

Unit 4

Drugs and Magic Remedies, Animal Welfare and Drug Pricing

Unit 5

Pharmaceutical Laws, Ethics, MTP, RTI and IPR

Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence Notes (S-5)

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Unit 1

Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 and its rules 1945

Unit I covers the Drugs and Cosmetics Act, 1940 and Rules, 1945, including objectives, key definitions, import and manufacture regulations, licensing conditions, prohibited substances, and penalties for violations related to drugs and cosmetics in India.

Unit 2

Schedules under the Drugs and Cosmetics Act

Unit II explores key drug schedules (G, H, M, etc.), rules for wholesale/retail sale, labeling, and packaging standards. It also covers the Act’s enforcement bodies like DTAB, Central Drugs Lab, and roles of licensing and controlling authorities.

Unit 3

Medicinal Preparations, and Narcotic Regulations in India

Unit 3 Covers the Pharmacy Act, 1948; Medicinal and Toilet Preparations Act, 1955; and NDPS Act, 1985. It Includes objectives, definitions, licensing, regulatory bodies, drug manufacture, control of narcotics, and associated offences and penalties in detailed topic wise manner.

Unit 4

Drugs and Magic Remedies, Animal Ethics, Price Regulation

This unit reviews the Drugs and Magic Remedies Act, cruelty to animals in research under CPCSEA, and DPCO 2013. It includes ad restrictions, animal ethics rules, drug pricing controls, NLEM, and roles of NPPA, with penalties for non-compliance.

Unit 5

Pharmaceutical Legislation, Ethics, and Legal Rights

This unit 5 Covers key pharmaceutical committees, pharmacist’s ethical code, and laws like the MTP Act and RTI Act. Also introduces Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) relevant to pharmacy, highlighting professional conduct, responsibilities, and legal frameworks.

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  1. Explain the objectives and principal regulatory responsibilities described in the Drugs and Cosmetics Act.
  2. Compare the purposes of the major schedules covered in the course.
  3. Discuss the distinction between regulation of medicinal preparations and controlled substances.
  4. Explain the ethical concerns addressed by drug-advertising, animal-welfare and price-control provisions.
  5. Describe the relationship between professional ethics, pharmaceutical legislation and intellectual property.
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