Baxter International CEO and President Robert Parkinson Jr. looks over at House Energy and Commerce Senior Investigator David Nelson testify before a subcommittee hearing on Heparin imports from China on Capitol Hill in Washington
Source: Reuters
Baxter International CEO and President Robert Parkinson Jr. (L) looks over at House Energy and Commerce Senior Investigator David Nelson testify before a subcommittee hearing on Heparin imports from China on Capitol Hill in Washington, April 29, 2008. A man who said he lost his wife and a son to reactions from tainted heparin made with ingredients from China urged U.S. lawmakers on Tuesday to protect patients from other unsafe drugs. Leroy Hubley said his wife, Bonnie, and son, Randy, had undergone kidney dialysis at an Ohio clinic and were given heparin that was later recalled by Baxter International Inc. Both had reactions to the blood thinner and died within one month of each other. REUTERS/Jim Young (UNITED STATES)
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