Synopsis
It has been over a year since the terrible tragedy created by the New England Compounding Center (NECC) came to light. All the details have yet to be made public, however, what is known is that the landscape of compounding and pharmacy practice as a whole has been changed forever. In much the same way that the Thalidomide poisonings of the 1960s and the Tylenol contamination of the 1980s shaped the practice of the medical profession, this single event will undoubtedly be considered a watershed event.
