That last link may help me sort some of it out considering the data per state is slim to none pickings out on the web. I am not even sure it is bad lot numbers to be honest. I've been sorting through this stuff for awhile trying to find a link up, this is the closest I've seen per state. I've been wanting to compare that to states with the highest rates of cancer, diabetes and heart disease. It is conceivable, for instance, like Kentucky with the highest rate of cancer in the country, got hit so hard for that reason. It's also conceivable that a batch number went to an area within Kentucky, like a certain city or county that would have the highest rate of cancer within the state. You can see how difficult it is to try and make that connection if there is one, the date is lacking and the project would be intensive. That's why you can see when I did the above article I went for heart disease, cancer and diabetes rates, coming across that rare genetic link was just a fluke, but a considerable one at that.