Oregonians Die from Injections

At least two Oregon deaths have been linked to a drug, Colchicine, made 10 times more potent than intended by the manufacturer in Texas.

The drug was sent to the Center for Integrative Medicine in Portland, where three people received injections of the defective batch. The deaths occurred in late March and early April.

ApotheCure said the defective doses were sent only to the Portland clinic.

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