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-(Dow Jones)- The U.S. Department of Justice said Thursday that it
is intervening in two whistleblower lawsuits alleging that drug manufacturer
Scios Inc. and its parent company, Johnson & Johnson Inc. (JNJ), marketed the
cardiac drug Natrecor for a use that isn’t approved by the Food and Drug
Administration.
Prosecutors also alleged that the off-label marketing of Natrecor caused
false and fraudulent claims to be submitted to federal health-care Read the rest of this entry »
Investigators say 54 year old Marcus Blanchard of West Palm Beach had a dirty little secret. They say he was molesting a half dozen kids his girlfriend was supposed to be babysitting in her home.
She never got a county day care license, even though records show she was warned in the past she needed one.
“Any child care in this county requires a licensure. Even if you have just one child? Even one child,” said Courtney Shippey with the Palm Beach Read the rest of this entry »
Washington, February 9:
Johnson and Johnson (JNJ) has finally got a green signal from The Food and Drug Administration (FDA), to market a device that could be a potential cure for the common heart-rhythm disorder called atrial fibrillation. This is the first ever approval given by the FDA for a device of this kind.
The news is welcomed by the already booming device market. As per the estimations made by JPMorgan analyst, Michael Weinstein the Read the rest of this entry »
KENNEWICK, Wash.– Kennewick General Hospital is one step closer to a future expansion.
The hospital got its certificate of need approved from the state. Now the hospital can apply for a loan from the Federal Housing Administration for more funding.
KGH leaders plan to build a new facility on the 40 acres of land known as the Southridge campus. The hospital’s CEO says having a new facility will also help our local job market.
“We’ll be creating Read the rest of this entry »
WASHINGTON — Miguel Tejada stood in front of a federal judge on Wednesday wearing a pair of headphones so he could listen to an interpreter. For over 10 minutes, the interpreter read to Tejada in Spanish the specifics of his plea agreement with federal prosecutors.
It was an unusual scene, a famous shortstop getting language help as he admitted his guilt in a case involving performance-enhancing drugs. But in other respects it fit in with Read the rest of this entry »