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New Pharmacy Rules Set After Deadly Meningitis Outbreak

In recent months, patients throughout the United States have been fearful of meningitis outbreaks after the New England Compounding Center (NECC) in Framingham Massachusetts sent out vials of steroids that were contaminated with fungus and bacteria. The steroids were used to inject patients with back and joint pain, so the…

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FDA Recall of GranuFlo Shows Serious Nature of Potential Dialysis Complications

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is responsible for regulating the drug and medical device industry in the United States. While the FDA has broad power when it comes to drugs and medical devices, many drug recalls are not done at the behest of the FDA but instead are voluntarily…

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Dialysis Center Fails to Warn Customers of Product Risk

In the United States, there are approximately 400,000 Americans receiving dialysis. Unfortunately, those Americans were put at risk in 2012 because of a failure on the part of a company called Fresenius to warn doctors that its GranuFlo contained more of an ingredient that the body converts to bicarbonate. This…

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More Bacteria & Fungi Found in Drugs from Compounding Pharmacy

As investigations continue into the New England Compounding Center (NECC), the news isn’t encouraging. In fact, according to NBC News, the bacterial and fungal contamination at the Massachusetts Compounding Center may have spread beyond the injection epidural steroids that have already been linked to a meningitis outbreak, 541 infections and…

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