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China Plant Played Role In Drug Tied to 4 Deaths
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Chinese plant not inspected by the FDA made an active ingredient in a blood thinner for Baxter International. The blood thinner led to 4 deaths. Baxter has temporarily stopped production of its version of Heparin. China has 14% of the $31 billion market for active drug ingredients according to a 2007 report from Credit Suisse. Only 7% of foreign drug making facitlites are inspected each year by the FDA, so its way behind in inspection, and at this rate it would take 13 years to cover all the foreign plants.
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