'According to updated figures published by Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) on Sunday, Tennessee is the most infected state with 32 people diagnosed with the fungal infection and three deaths.Cases of infection were reported from a vast region spanning Florida, Maryland, and Minnesota.
In a recent bulletin, the CDC urged doctors to "actively contact" any of the patients who have been injected the drug, which is normally prescribed for backache, since May 21, 2012.
According to the commissioner of the Tennessee Department of Health, John Dreyzehner, the infection, caused by Tennessee clinicians’ administration of the contaminated drug, is a product issue and the clinicians "had no way of knowing" there was anything wrong with it.'
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