When federal investigators examined IV bags at Baylor Scott and White's Surgicare North Dallas facility, the Texas Medical Board reports they found tiny holes.

The “mini bags,” which count for a large portion of the scarcity, are used to inject antibiotics and medications into a saline or glucose solution in a larger bag and to keep IV lines open.

More than a year after a former Dallas anesthesiologist was convicted of tampering with IV bags, survivors and their families say they are still waiting for the medical industry to take action ...

A North Texas doctor was found guilty by a jury of putting poison in IV bags which led to several patients going into cardiac arrest, and one female doctor dying.

Texas Doctor Died After Using Contaminated IV Bag. Her Colleague Was Just Arrested. Authorities believe Dr. Melanie Kaspar, one of Dr. Raynaldo Rivera Ortiz, Jr.'s colleagues, ...

The Texas Medical Board has suspended an anesthesiologist who is under investigation for his possible connection to a "tampered" IV bag that led to a colleague's death in northern Dallas. Dr ...

IV bag shortage has clinics and hospitals, including in ND, conserving supplies. Story by Elizabeth Shores • 2w. B ISMARCK, N ...