Contaminated drug company owners hosts Republican fundraiser
"In September, Gregory Conigliaro and his wife hosted a fundraiser for Brown at their Southborough, Mass., home. Alleigh Marré, press secretary from the Brown campaign, told the Globe that the campaign would not be donating all the money raised at the September event, only that received from NECC officials"
http://tpmmuckraker.talkingpointsmemo.com/2012/10/brown_giving_away_funds_compound_drug_execs.php
Janet Wu of WCVB brings it home, reporting that NECC president Greg Conigliaro hosted a fundraiser for Scott Brown at his Southborough mansion, raking up $37,000 for the Brown campaign. Conigliaro and family members have ponied up $10,000 of their own.
And by sheer coincidence, Brown was one of ten senators who signed a letter in July urging the Drug Enforcement Administration to loosen regulations on the compounding pharmacy industry.
Read more: Holmes & Co. http://blogs.wickedlocal.com/holmesandco/#ixzz29C42DQ9z
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and 197 cases, according to the CDC. i think at the link you gave he either confused cases with deaths or it was a simple typo.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/national/health-science/cdc-cases-of-a-rare-fungal-meningitis-rise-to-197-death-toll-rises-to-15/2012/10/13/4f179632-1564-11e2-9a39-1f5a7f6fe945_story.html
http://www.cbsnews.com/8301-204_162-57531900/cdc-15th-meningitis-death-reported/
clearly we haven't seen the end of this. 
