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in exchange for the hospital bearing Mattels name per the terms of an agreement.19 in Los Angeles and obtained Wednesday by CBS News.
The company had pledged and completed large donations to the UCLA childrens hospital before.UCLA Health has taken legal action to compel Mattel.offering instead to make an in-kind contribution (e.
Litigation is not the Universitys preferred path.Although UCLA Health at first agreed to suspend the companys payments temporarily in 2018.
accusing it of breaching their contract.
to honor its $49 million pledge under a 2017 contractual agreement.should stop using the recalled eye drops and return the products to where they purchased them.
Unsanitary conditionsBloomberg News reported that Kilitch produced the eye drops in an unsanitary factory in India where some workers went barefoot and others made up test results that purported to show the products were sterile.The FDAs warning prompted Cardinal Health in early November to recall six Leader brand eye products.
The FDA earlier this year announced a spate of recalls of eye drop productslinked to four deathsand multiple cases of vision loss.told CBS MoneyWatch last week in reference to the spate of recalls.