AG Marshall sues Cullman IV infusion clinic for allegedly administering dangerous, unapproved weight loss drugs

CULLMAN – A Cullman-based IV infusion clinic has been shut down and its owners sued by Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall for allegedly administering unsafe, research-grade weight loss drugs to patients.

According to a news release from Marshall’s office, the Cullman County Circuit Court granted his request for a temporary restraining order against Aurora IV and Wellness and its owners, Amanda and Chris Medders.

Marshall alleges that the defendants illegally administered unsafe, research-grade weight loss drugs to patients without their knowledge or consent, the news release said. The Attorney General’s Office sought a temporary restraining order to immediately close the business and freeze the defendants’ assets, citing violations of Alabama’s Deceptive Trade Practices Act and serious threats to public health and safety…

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