Baxter imports IV fluids as Hurricane Helene triggers U.S. shortage
Baxter International began shipments of intravenous products to the United States from two international facilities last week, it said on Monday, as it works to bring a hurricane-hit plant in North Carolina back online amid a shortage of the essential medical product.
The western North Carolina plant supplies 60% of the nation's IV bags, according to the American Hospital Association.
After Hurricane Helene triggered IV-fluid shortages across the country, hospitals have been trying to manage impact.
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