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: Pharma 101 - Pharmaceutical FraudGovernment Needs Help in Identifying Dishonest Pharma Executives
By Nolan and Auerbach
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Last month, the influential legal advocacy group Washington Legal Foundation (WLF) called on the FDA to abandon its plans to criminally prosecute the corporate masterminds behind pharmaceutical fraud schemes. Specifically, in a letter to Eric Blumberg, Deputy Chief for Litigation in the FDA?s Office of Chief Counsel, WLF complained that increased criminal prosecution of pharmaceutical executives could ?adversely affect the nation?s healthcare delivery system by providing industry executives litt read more
Full post as published by Pharma 101 - Pharmaceutical Fraud on December 08, 2010 (boomark / email).
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