More than a year after a former Dallas anesthesiologist was convicted of tampering with IV bags, survivors and their families say they are still waiting for the medical industry to take action.

"You can inject any kind of medication into that port without any sign of entry. That's exactly what happened here." Baxter is the largest producer of IV bags in the U.S., according to the lawsuit.

The company has asked users to monitor patients frequently to ensure the appropriate infusion is being delivered.

Raynaldo Ortiz, MD, a Dallas-based anesthesiologist, was sentenced to 190 years in prison after being convicted of injecting nerve-blocking agents and other drugs into IV bags at Baylor Scott & White ...

When you imagine a patient in a hospital bed you will probably picture an intravenous (IV) drip as part of the scene. Between ...

According to Ms. Baxter, she’d have a ‘serious cry’ if her two favourite lippies were discontinued – MAC lipstick in Ruby Woo and Russian Red. ‘For me, red lipstick is an instant pick me up’, she says ...

More than a year after a former Dallas anesthesiologist was convicted of tampering with IV bags, survivors and their families say they are still waiting for the medical industry to take action.

An example cited by NSW Health shows the stark contrast between an IV fluid bag made in Australia ... if further detail was required. Australian Medical Association (AMA) president Danielle ...

State Sen. Lisa Boscola, who represents parts of Lehigh and Northampton counties, said some IV bags, tubing and other medical devices are made with Diethylhexyl Phthalate (DEHP). DEHP is part of ...

Ohio regulators issued a warning about potential safety violations at IV therapy clinics. Medical experts question the efficacy of IV therapy for non-medical purposes, citing potential harm and ...