Contaminated Fentanyl: Two Former Female Officials Were Prosecuted for 90 Deaths and Seized for $500 Billion
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An Argentine judge formally accused on Tuesday two former officials of organs responsible for drug control for their alleged participation in the case of contaminated clinical fentanyl that circulated in hospitals in 2025 and was linked to at least 90 dead and 44 injured patients.Serious reactions: Novartis suspends clinical drug tests for autoimmune diseases after the death of three patients Fruit sold in Walmart: Manga is collected in the U.S.…
Federal judge Ernesto Kreplak considered Nélida Bisio and Gabriela Mantecón to be necessary participants in the adulteration of medicines. The resolution reconstructed delays and omissions in the control bodies
The federal judge of La Plata Ernesto Kreplak issued the measure on the grounds that he considered both accused participants in the crime of "adulteration of medicinal substances" to be "prime facie." The judge dismissed the Minister of Health, Mario Lugones. The former holder of the National Administration of Medicines, Food and Technology (ANMAT) Nélida Augustina Bisio and the former director of the National Institute of Medicines (INAME) Gabr…
Federal judge Ernesto Kreplak considered Nélida Bisio and Gabriela Mantecón to be necessary participants in the adulteration of medicines and ordered seizures for $500 billion each. The investigation maintains that they knew of serious irregularities in HLB Pharma and Ramallo Laboratories and delayed measures that could have prevented the contaminated lots from reaching [...]
For the judge of the case, both are necessary participants criminally responsible for the crime of adulteration of medicinal substances.
Former head of the National Administration of Drugs, Food and Technology (ANMAT) Nélida Agustina Bisio and former director of the National Institute of Medicines (INAME) Gabriela Mantecón Fumadó were prosecuted this Tuesday in the context of the case that investigates HLB Pharma and Ramallo S.A. laboratories for the nearly 100 deaths resulting from contaminated fentanyl. The federal judge of La [...]
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