A former pharmacist has been sentenced to two years in prison for his involvement in a health-care kickback scheme that defrauded a military insurance program. He colluded with owners of the pharmacy involved in the insurance program. He conducted a sham medical study that claimed to evaluate the safety and efficacy of compounded drugs, but […]
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