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    China Investigating Reports Of HIV-Tainted Medication

    The suspect batch contains more than 12,000 treatments of human immunoglobulin meant to boost patients' weakened immune systems. It's not yet clear if anyone contracted HIV from the product.
    by Merrit Kennedy Feb 06, 2019 1 minute

    Chinese authorities say they are investigating a batch of medication that is suspected to be tainted with HIV.

    According to local media, the batch contains more than 12,000 doses of human immunoglobulin — intravenous treatments to boost weakened

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