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Japanese Authorities Inspect Second Kobayashi Pharma Factory After Deaths

Health authorities searched a second Kobayashi Pharmaceutical factory in western Japan on Sunday after the company reported five deaths possibly tied to

Japanese authorities inspect second Kobayashi Pharma factory after deaths

TOKYO — Health authorities searched a second Kobayashi Pharmaceutical factory in western Japan on March 31 after the company reported five deaths possibly tied to dietary supplements, an official said. The inspection in Wakayama prefecture followed a previous one on March 30 in Osaka, expanding the investigation into the drugmaker's use of "beni koji" red yeast materials. Osaka-based Kobayashi said...

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A Second Kobayashi Pharma Japan Factory Inspected Over Deaths

Second factory checked over deaths linked to supplement

Japanese authorities inspect second Kobayashi Pharma factory after deaths

TOKYO (Reuters) -Health authorities searched a second Kobayashi Pharmaceutical factory in western Japan on Sunday after the company reported five deaths possibly tied to dietary supplements, an official said.

Japanese officials raid two factories making health supplement linked to deaths of five and hospitalisation of more than 110

Osaka-based Kobayashi says it found what appeared to be potentially toxic puberulic acid that could have been produced by blue mould penicillium in Beni-Koji materials

A second Kobayashi Pharma Japan factory inspected over deaths

TOKYO - Health authorities searched a second Kobayashi Pharmaceutical factory in western Japan on Sunday after the company reported five deaths possibly tied to dietary supplements, an official said. Read more at straitstimes.com.