The U.S FDA and the CDC have confirmed the link between a contaminated docusate sodium solution made by PharmaTech and a multistate outbreak of Burkholderia cepacia infections, after finding the bacteria in the manufacturing plant's water system.
In July, the FDA confirmed PharmTech's oral laxative products were contaminated with the bacteria and the Davie, Florida-based manufacturer voluntarily recalled the solution.
According to the CDC, the B. cepacia outbreak linked to PharmaTech infected 60 individuals across eight states.
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