NASHVILLE, Tenn. — New England Compounding Center may have used patient lists from a Nashville clinic to mislead regulators. The fungal meningitis outbreak caused 55 deaths

WASHINGTON — A House committee is investigating whether the FDA could have prevented the deadly outbreak traced to a Framingham company.

BOSTON — The four owners received more than $16 million in wages and payouts during the firm’s final months.

BOSTON — The proposed regulations follow last year’s deadly meningitis outbreak linked to a Framingham pharmacy.

BOSTON — The New England Compounding Center sent a letter to UniFirst Corp. demanding that it take legal responsibility for claims against the pharmacy.

BOSTON — The company says in the filing it hopes to achieve a quicker and fairer payout to creditors than it could through piecemeal litigation.

BOSTON — The unannounced inspections were ordered in the wake of a deadly fungal meningitis outbreak linked to a Framingham pharmacy.

BOSTON — Outbreak victims are requesting an exhaustive inspection and testing at the facility

BOSTON — A federal grand jury in Boston has been seated to investigate the Framingham compounding pharmacy that manufactured tainted steroid injections blamed for at least 36 deaths.

BOSTON — The call for JudyAnn Bigby’s resignation follows the state drug lab scandal and the meningitis outbreak.

WASHINGTON — The group wants the FDA to revisit 16 compounding pharmacies that received warning letters from the agency between 2003 and 2012.

BOSTON — Physicians and pharmacists at MGH are hopeful the hospital’s drug management and compounding effort will lead to improved prescribing practices.

BOSTON — A federal judge is restricting some of the assets of the New England Compounding Center, but has rejected a request to freeze them completely.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Tennessee health officials will contact hundreds of people who received steroid injections for back pain from a pharmacy linked to a fungal meningitis outbreak.

BOSTON — State public health regulators have approved a new rule allowing hospitals to share compounded medications in the event of future drug shortages.

BOSTON — Lawyers for the NECC argued freezing assets would be a radical move so early after the suits were filed.

BOSTON — Mass. Attorney General Martha Coakley says the deadly meningitis outbreak linked to a Framingham company illustrates why a nearly 200-year-old corporate manslaughter statute should be updated.

BOSTON — We speak with Connecticut’s senator, following a second day of congressional hearings on the nationwide outbreak.

BOSTON — Dr. Lauren Smith said action should have been taken against the Framingham pharmacy at the center of the meningitis outbreak.

BOSTON — In her testimony in Washington, Mass. Health and Human Services Secretary JudyAnn Bigby called the outbreak “one of the greatest health care tragedies” in memory.