Meningitis cases have gone up to one hundred and eighty-four, as of Friday morning.
Fourteen people have died, in the eleven states stricken with the disease.
As many as fourteen thousand people, in twenty-three states, could have been infected.
The fungal disease was spread in spinal anti inflammation shots, made by New England Compounding Center.
Once the outbreak was known of NECC quickly turned in their operation licenses, recalled all of their other products, and assisted investigators in every way possible.
In Minnesota, a woman, who received the injections, is now suing the company for possibly exposing her to the deadly virus.
Her suit will likely be joined by others, who were affected.
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