US Pharma MarketingLilly accuses church-linked pharmacies, wholesalers and more of running $200M+ rebate fraud scheme
A web of mail-order pharmacies, wholesalers and patient services groups connected to the self-styled largest Pentecostal denomination in the U.S. A web of mail-order pharmacies, wholesalers and patient services groups connected to the self-styled largest Pentecostal denomination in the U.S. has been accused of defrauding pharma juggernaut Eli Lilly out of more than $200 million through a multi-year rebate scheme centered on the diabetes treatment Trulicity. Pharma Vaccines Asia Cell & Gene Therapy Drug Delivery Executives Manufacturing Facilities Recalls Warning Letters Marketing Special Reports Fierce 50 Special Report Awards Gala Trending Oncology Supply Chain AI and Machine Learning Awards…
A web of mail-order pharmacies, wholesalers and patient services groups connected to the self-styled largest Pentecostal denomination in the U.S. has been accused of defrauding pharma juggernaut Eli Lilly out of more than $200 million through a multi-year rebate scheme centered on the diabetes treatment Trulicity.
Source: FiercePharma