A Framingham Police officer opens the door to the New England Compounding Center in Framingham. The town's police department provided perimeter security for the investigation by federal agencies. (File photo)
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A 14th person has filed a lawsuit in Boston against Framingham-based New England Compounding Center, which is linked to a meningitis outbreak that has killed 36 people and sickened 541.
The suit is the first from Alabama.
The CDC is expected to release updated outbreak numbers today.
The meningitis outbreak has led to the permanent closure of New England Compounding Center, and set inspectors' sights on Westborough-based Ameridose, which has the same owners. Ameridose has not been implicated in the outbreak.
Steve Adams
12:51 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
How the heck could Ameridose still be open? Same company, same owners, same disgusting, unethical, unthinkable inspection process...and who the hell would ever buy from them now?
George Lewis
3:29 pm on Monday, December 10, 2012
Not much has been said about Alaunus Pharmaceutical LLC. It's another company of theirs in the business of developing pharmaceuticals at the same 687 Waverly Street address as New England Compounding Center.