Drug Shortages Prompt New Legislation and IT Companies Come Under Fire For Inflated Prices In Government Contracts – Podcast

Oct 19, 2011

SEO | Law Firm’s podcast discusses medication shortages and new legislation that could help the FDA rein in the problem and bring patients the drugs they desperately need. Also, concerns about IT companies inflating prices on government contracts are causing credibility issues and whistleblower lawsuits.

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