Four people have died from a drug-resistant bacterial infection traced to contaminated eyedrops, the agency reported Friday. eyedrops kprc2 click2hou recall
The number of people with highly drug-resistant bacterial infections linked to contaminated eyedrops has reached 81, the The 81 cases, up from 68 identified in March, include 14 people who have been blinded and four others who had to have their eyeballs surgically removed.
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