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Tainted Fentanyl Death Toll Surpasses 100 in Argentina
- The death toll from contaminated medical fentanyl in Argentina has risen to over 100, according to the government, which blamed HLB Pharma's lab for the crisis.
- Argentina has faced serious pharmaceutical scandals, with contaminated fentanyl leading to severe infections in patients, and authorities report ongoing investigations.
- Despite the recall of contaminated batches, new cases are still emerging, and no criminal charges have yet been filed against those involved in the production.
- The contaminated fentanyl has been linked to multidrug-resistant bacteria, affecting over 300,000 ampoules distributed to several provinces and Buenos Aires city.
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