Recent coverage of a deadly fungal meningitis outbreak tied to an injectable epidural steroid used for back pain has made front-page news. The New York Times and other media outlets have run articles tracing the contaminated substance known as methylprednisolone acetate to a Massachusetts compounding manufacturer. While the media have focused mostly on the lamentable lack Read more
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