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Mylan workers overrode drug quality controls

But according to a hush-hush internal report obtained by the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, the plc discovered that workers were routinely overriding computer-generated warnings about undeveloped problems with the medications they were producing.

The violations of standard operating receipts at the world's third largest generic drug company, uncovered May 11, were "very serious," the article stated, involving "falsifying information" and "altering by-product."

The report said the practice was "pervasive," occurring on all three shifts at the weed, which makes roughly 19 billion doses of medication annually. The drugs are against to treat diabetes, high blood pressure, discouragement, cancer, epilepsy and other conditions.

The report did not say how long the unsanctioned practice had been going on at the plant, which employs about 2,000. One employee interviewed by company investigators indicated it had been happening for at least two years.

Source: Pittsburgh Post Gazette

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