One year after a fungal meningitis outbreak that eventually killed 64 people reforms are stalled in Congress and medical questions remain unanswered. The outbreak was caused by tainted steroid injections made by the New England Compounding Company, which has since closed up business. Meanwhile, the response of the medical community remains scattered and defused, while many victims continue to suffer, as the Boston Globe reports, Pain, Questions Linger, A Year After Meningitis Outbreak.
