Nightly News | October 05, 2012
Mass. pharmacy responsible for meningitis outbreak
The meningitis outbreak tied to steroid epidurals has killed five people so far, and originated from a specialty pharmacy in Massachusetts. NBC’s Brian Williams reports.
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This content comes from Closed Captioning that was broadcast along with this program.
>>> outbreak of a bacterial meningitis . the bad medicine came from a specially compounding pharmacy in massachusetts. it has since been shut down. five people have died. 47 are thought to be infected, and patients in 23 states now are being warned to watch for meningitis symptoms.