DOJ: Man pleads guilty for his role in distributing medical devices without FDA approval
Peter Stoll III, 34, pleaded guilty to one felony count of violating the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act.
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How severe are ethylene oxide risks from B. Braun's facility? Three takeaways from EPA meeting – The Morning Call
Cancer risk from ethylene oxide emissions at a Lehigh County facility have decreased over the past four ears but are not entirely eliminated, Environmental Protection Agency officials said Thursday.
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B. Braun to significantly cut cancer-causing chemical emissions at Lehigh Valley plant
Months after federal regulators raised concerns about carcinogenic ethylene oxide spewing from a plant near Lehigh Valley International Airport into residential neighborhoods, medical device company B. Braun has submitted a plan to reduce those emissions by more than 99%.
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Some Lehigh Valley B. Braun workers set to vote on union
Shipping, warehouse and some office workers at a B. Braun Medical facility in Upper Macungie Township will vote in January on whether to join the Teamsters union.
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3 died, 13 others were stricken with cancer due to B. Braun pollution, lawsuit says
3 died, 13 others were stricken with cancer due to B. Braun pollution, lawsuit says Updated 1:52 PM; Today 12:12 PM B. Braun Medical Inc. Corporate Headquarters at 824 12th Ave. in Bethlehem is seen Oct. 22, 2013.Matt Smith | lehighvalleylive.com contributor Facebook Share Sixteen people stricken with cancer, including the families of three who died, say emissions from medical products manufacturer B. Braun are to blame for their cancer diagnoses, according to lawsuits filed on their behalf. The lawsuits were filed on behalf of people who lived, worked, and spent significant time near B. Br...
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