Fentanyl Contamination in Argentina: "It's a Very Serious Situation and the Conditions Are complex."

The number of deaths due to fentanyl contaminated in Argentina has triggered the alarms. There are already 33 people who died after being infected with this substance in different hospitals across the country. The number doubles the amount confirmed a week ago. Records continue in numerous laboratories and drugstores in order to find those responsible for the serious health situation. Some of them sold the substance to clinics and hospitals in d…

CNN Radio Argentina's Francisco Dadic, a toxicologist (MN 125795), spoke this Monday on CNN Radio about the case of contaminated fentanyl that has already caused the deaths of 33 people in hospitals in Buenos Aires, Santa Fe, and CABA. "These are complex situations," the specialist warned on the program Regreso CNN, with Pepe Gil Vidal and Mariana Arias, while explaining: "We have to see if it was due to negligence on the part of the laboratory,…

It was revealed by sources with access to the judicial file that investigates the case; the patients affected total 69, mainly in Buenos Aires and Santa Fe.

The crisis over fentanyl contaminated suma v ctimas and raids. There are already 69 confirmed cases and Justice investigates the role of the laboratories involved.

The fatal victims of the supply of fentanyl contaminated in hospitals in Argentina amounted to 33, while the police, by court order, raided laboratories and pharmacies in Buenos Aires linked to the distribution of adulterated analgesics. The Ministry of Health confirmed this Monday the increase in the number of deaths following an analysis carried out by [...] The post 33 people die due to the use of fentanyl in hospitals in Argentina appeared f…

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