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: South Carolina Lawyer BlogNC Tainted Syringe Case Reveals Flaws In Agency Oversight
By Louthian Law Firm
After the story broke this week about a North Carolina factory tied to bacteria-tainted syringes that killed five patients, criminal investigators revealed a startling fact -- the company?s "chief microbiologist" was a teenage high school dropout.
The case raises a glaring question: As this pharmaceutical tragedy was taking shape, where was the FDA, the agency charged with protecting U.S. citizens from deadly medicines?
If you or someone you care about has been injured or killed by an unsafe medical product, contact our prescription drug injury lawyers today. For a free consultation, call Louthian Law at (866) 410-5656 or use our online contact form.
Full post as published by South Carolina Lawyer Blog on February 27, 2009 (boomark / email).
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