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- Billings Gazette - I find Curtis Courchene's ignorance on the use of OxyContin appalling. OxyContin is a strong pain control drug that was designed for use only for patients with a long-term severe pain problem, and they are being well-served with that drug. The ...
- Guardian Unlimited - SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - Authorities are bracing for a crime wave by people cut off from painkillers after the arrest of a doctor suspected of repeatedly prescribing OxyContin with few or no questions asked. The county's mayor and chief prosecutor ...
- Forbes - STAMFORD, Conn., May 25 /PRNewswire/ -- Purdue Pharma L.P. announced today that the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York has granted a request by both companies to dismiss a lawsuit brought by Purdue against IMPAX ...
- Forbes - IMPAX Laboratories, Inc. is a technology based specialty pharmaceutical company applying its formulation expertise and drug delivery technology to the development of controlled-release and specialty generics in addition to the development of branded ...
- KUTV - (KUTV) We don’t know. His mother is still awaiting the official cause of death. But Julie Lugo says her son took large doses of OxyContin and became addicted. She also says her son got prescriptions from Dr. Warren Stack. She wants to know why her ...
- Greenwich Time - During the investigation, we learned that some Purdue Pharma employees made, or told other employees to make, misstatements while promoting OxyContin to some health-care professionals nearly six or more years ago. We regret these misstatements were ...
- Kansas City Star - The record reveals that our criticism of the maker of OxyContin was off. It was too mild. OxyContin was never the miracle drug touted by its maker that could relieve long-term pain with less risk, said John Brownlee, U.S. attorney for the Western ...
- Kansas City Star - Executives at Purdue Pharma recently agreed to pay $635 million in fines to settle charges they failed to disclose abuse risks of the powerful painkiller OxyContin. They pleaded guilty to “misbranding” the drug. The company should be penalized ...
- Market Wire - ... calcium), a glutamate receptor modulator, indicated for the maintenance of abstinence from alcohol in patients with alcohol dependence who are abstinent at treatment initiation in combination with psychosocial support; and Combunox™ (Oxycodone HCl ...
- Billings Gazette - MISSOULA - A Missoula man faces felony burglary charges for allegedly taking $8,200 worth of the narcotic painkiller OxyContin in a pharmacy break-in. Andrew H. Bagley, 24, was arrested Monday after police identified him from surveillance footage ...
- Medical News Today - Purdue Pharma and three of the company's current and former executives on Thursday pleaded guilty to misleading the public about the safety of its painkiller OxyContin and agreed to pay $634.5 million in fines, the Los Angeles Times reports. The ...
- Albuquerque Tribune - Recently the FDA released this bulletin about the well-known painkiller Oxycontin. The FDA "informed health care professionals of criminal charges and civil liabilities brought against Purdue Frederick in connection with several illegal schemes to ...
- Reuters - On the same day, privately held Purdue Frederick admitted it falsely claimed its OxyContin was less addictive and less subject to abuse than rival pain medications. The drugmaker pleaded guilty to charges of misbranding OxyContin and agreed to pay ...
- Frederick News-Post - I can see him to this day, running as fast as he could away from the woman whose purse he had just snatched. I knew "Jeff" because he was a regular customer at the pharmacy where I worked in high school. He came in every other week or so with ...
- New York Daily News - A Massapequa doctor accused of writing more than 1,500 phony prescriptions for the painkiller OxyContin and other medications since October pleaded not guilty yesterday. Dr. Richard Morgan was arraigned on two conspiracy counts in Central Islip ...
- Milford Daily News - The manufacturer of OxyContin last week agreed to pay millions to settle a lawsuit claiming the company encouraged over-prescribing of the painkiller, but Milford area and MetroWest doctors say the decision is moot since many doctors are reluctant to ...
- Newsday - In a crackdown on the illegal mushrooming use of the pain killer Oxycontin, federal agents staged raids on Long Island Monday, charging three people, including a Massapequa doctor with illegal distribution of the drug. The doctor, Richard Morgan, 37 ...
- wnbc.com - Federal prosecutors charged a New York doctor with illegally trafficking in the pain killer OxyContin, earning at least $72,000 for allegedly writing more than $1,000 prescriptions for phantom patients. Dr. Richard Morgan, 35, an internist with ...
- Patriot Ledger - Joanne Peterson scrolls through the online message board for the parental support group, Learn to Cope, each day and sees the toll the powerful painkiller OxyContin has taken in the area. She reads messages from parents searching for help after their ...
- Orange County Register - COSTA MESA – Costa Mesa police arrested a Norco man Thursday whom they suspect in a string of armed robberies through February that targeted drugstores and pharmacies for OxyContin. Cody Kevin Dunn, 22, was taken into custody by police at his ...
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