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Current US Lawsuits Against Big Pharma

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  1. "Current US Lawsuits Against Big Pharma
    http://www4.dr-rath-foundation.org/The_Hague/uslawsuits.htm

    Pharmaceutical Industry 'Business With Disease' Facing Further
    Legal Challenges
    ----------
    A Judge in the Superior Court of New Jersey in the United States,
    presiding over a class action lawsuit against the pharmaceutical
    industry, has approved a master class action complaint form that can be
    used by all plaintiffs who wish to sue the pharma-cartel.
    More ...

    US healthcare fraud convictions up 22%
    ----------
    The number of criminal convictions for healthcare fraud by companies
    and individuals rose 22 per cent in the US last year amid a crackdown
    by federal authorities
    More ...

    Bristol-Myers Says It Has Been Subpoenaed
    ----------
    The Bristol-Myers Squibb Company said yesterday that it had received a
    subpoena from the United States attorney in Boston over pricing and
    marketing of drugs covered by Medicare and Medicaid.
    More ...

    Pfizer Next In Line
    ----------
    A West Virginia court has ruled that a lawsuit involving Rezulin, a
    diabetes drug, can proceed as a class action against the world's
    largest drugmaker, Pfizer, Inc.
    More ...

    AstraZeneca and Medco Charged With Fraud
    ----------
    Crime no longer pays quite as well as it did--or at least, not for
    health-care firms involved in cheating the American government. On June
    20th, AstraZeneca, a British drug firm, agreed to pay $355m to settle
    federal charges that, among other things, it gave free samples of its
    cancer drug, Zoladex, to American doctors, to curry favour, knowing
    that these same doctors were billing the government's Medicare health
    insurance scheme for unwarranted reimbursement.
    More ...

    Schering-Plough Corporation Facing Federal Charges Over Illegal Drug
    Marketing Practices
    ----------
    The Schering-Plough Corporation said yesterday (May 30th) that it could
    soon be indicted in a federal investigation into its prescription drug
    marketing practices and face charges that employees destroyed documents
    related to the case. According to the company, prosecutors are
    examining whether Schering-Plough illegally gave financial grants and
    other items of value to doctors and other customers, whether it
    marketed drugs for unapproved uses and whether it submitted false
    pricing information to the government so that Medicaid paid too much
    for its products.
    More ...

    Trial Lawyers Are Now Focusing on Lawsuits Against Drug Makers
    ----------
    Enriched and emboldened by the consistent exposure of their business
    model by this Foundation and after successful fights against asbestos
    and tobacco companies, some of theUSA's top plaintiffs' lawyers have
    trained their sights on drug makers, claiming that many giant
    pharmaceutical companies have hidden the dangers of medicines the
    lawyers say have harmed thousands of people. More ...

    New York State vs GlaxoSmithKline and Pharmacia
    ----------
    On February 13th 2003, exactly eleven days after the publication of Dr
    Rath's first Open Letter exposing the financial interests behind the
    pharmaceutical 'business with disease' New York State Attorney General
    Eliot Spitzer filed complaints in the Supreme Court of the State of New
    York against GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) and Pharmacia (now part of Pfizer)
    for making fraudulent and deceptive misrepresentations that conceal the
    true average wholesale price of its drugs from consumers, Government
    agencies and drug price reporting services.
    More ..."

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    Recommended anti-crackpot web pages:
    http://www.quackpotwatch.org/
    http://www.bolenreport.net/
    http://www.northamericanconsumersagainsthealthfraud.org/
    http://www.wcanews.com/archives/2002/may2202c.htm
    http://www.usdoj.gov/dag/pubdoc/hipaa01fe19.htm
    http://www.nutritioninstituteofamerica.org/research/DeathByMedicine/DeathByMedicine1.htm

  2. http://tinyurl.com/cp9zy

    Thursday, October 20, 2005
    Indefensible: This is just so wrong:

    The company's Serono Labs unit of Rockland agreed to plead guilty to
    charges it conspired to market Serostim by supplying doctors diagnostic
    software that was not fully approved by the Food and Drug
    Administration. The software, prosecutors said, led to an increase in
    demand for the drug prescribed to treat wasting in AIDS patients.
    The company also agreed to plead guilty to offering doctors
    all-expense-paid trips to a medical conference in Cannes, France, in
    return for writing prescriptions of Serostim, an arrangement that US
    Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales blasted as ''The 'Cannes Kickback'
    campaign.

    What were they thinking?

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  3. Quoted message said:

    http://tinyurl.com/cp9zy

    Thursday, October 20, 2005
    Indefensible: This is just so wrong:

    The company's Serono Labs unit of Rockland agreed to plead guilty to
    charges it conspired to market Serostim by supplying doctors diagnostic
    software that was not fully approved by the Food and Drug
    Administration. The software, prosecutors said, led to an increase in
    demand for the drug prescribed to treat wasting in AIDS patients.
    The company also agreed to plead guilty to offering doctors
    all-expense-paid trips to a medical conference in Cannes, France, in
    return for writing prescriptions of Serostim, an arrangement that US
    Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales blasted as ''The 'Cannes Kickback'
    campaign.

    What were they thinking?

    Another great example of real health fraud being committed by the
    American Health Care System. It is NOT the bogus stuff being
    manufactured by the Crackpots on these ngs who a have a vested economic
    interest in promoting the fruad ridden American Health Care System.

    Just follow the money to find out where the real health fraud is.

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