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Tragic Investigation: Deaths of 13 Children Linked to Contaminated IV Feeding Bags in Mexico

Health authorities investigate the deaths of 13 children after suspected contamination from IV bags at multiple hospitals.

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Updated: Dec 6th, 2024, 6:22 PM ET

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Health authorities in Mexico are investigating the deaths of 13 children, likely due to infections from the bacteria Klebsiella oxytoca found in IV feeding bags. Of 20 identified cases, 15 are confirmed, prompting a nationwide epidemiological alert and suspension of the implicated medical supplies. Seven children remain hospitalized. The situation highlights ongoing challenges with contaminated medical supplies in Mexico, as previous outbreaks have occurred. Authorities continue to investigate the exact source of the bacteria.

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