Contaminated medicines kill 34 in Panama outbreak
A medical crisis in Panama has killed 34 people since July from contaminated cough syrup and other medicines. Over 40 hospitalized, 24 drug types recalled, and production halted at government factories as authorities and CDC investigate a diethylene glycol contamination across 100000 bottles of cough syrup and related products.
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Malvo confesses to Tucson golf course killing
Lee Boyd Malvo admitted to police in Maryland that he and John Allen Muhammed killed 60-year-old Jerry Taylor on a Tucson golf course in 2002. Capt. Bill Richards confirmed the admission after immunity was granted.
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