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4 November 2020AmericasSarah Morgan

Gilead accuses Floridian clinics of HIV drug fraud

Gilead Sciences has claimed that a group of Florida-based healthcare clinics, pharmacies, and lab testing facilities have “wrongfully captured tens of millions of dollars” through a fraudulent programme.

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