Contaminated steroid
AP Chief Medical Writer Marilynn Marchione reports hundreds of people may be at risk from meningitis-tainted steroid injections. The company that supplied the steroid is what is known as a compounding pharmacy. AP video. (Oct. 5)
AP Chief Medical Writer Marilynn Marchione reports hundreds of people may be at risk from meningitis-tainted steroid injections. The company that supplied the steroid is what is known as a compounding pharmacy. AP video. (Oct. 5)
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