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The unsealing of a hence unknown 2009 qui tam (whistleblower) lawsuit filed against the FDA by seven former CDRH scientists embroiled in an ongoing email monitoring scandal may provide evidence the employees were sharing proprietary information, one legal expert says.
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In what experts say is a novel legal tactic to resolve hundreds of ongoing investigations simultaneously, the Justice Department is emailing hospitals across the country with instructions to examine questionable implantable defibrillator surgeries on Medicare patients and estimate potential penalties under the False Claims Act.
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The Saudi Food and Drugs Authority (SFDA) has revealed that it destroyed this year medical equipment worth $23.5 million stored in humid and hot places that made them ineffective.
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