|Articles|February 25, 2009

Feds Search for Person Responsible for Shipping Tainted Syringes

Newsday.com is reporting today that federal authorities are looking for the person responsible for allowing tainted syringes to be shipped from a pharmaceutical product manufacturing plant in North Carolina. The bacteria-laden syringes caused bacterial infections in several hundred people. To read the complete news item, CLICK HERE.

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