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Counterfeit Botox could be to blame for a cluster of symptoms that look like botulism, according to Illinois health officials who say two people have been hospitalized.
According to the Illinois Public Health Department, the fake injections may have led to two people being hospitalized. Also in news from around the country: Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signs a bill ensuring skin cancer screenings for state employees, California aims to ban the weedkiller paraquat, and more.
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Two people in Illinois were hospitalized after receiving injections of a fake version of Botox. On 8th April, the Illinois Department of Public Health
Two people in Illinois received injections from a LaSelle County nurse before being hospitalized for their symptoms.
“Receiving these treatments in unlicensed, unapproved settings can put you or your loved ones at serious risk for health problems,” said Dr. Sameer Vohra