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STAT+: Gilead to pay $45 million to settle kickback charges filed by Texas attorney general
Gilead Sciences agreed to pay $45 million to settle allegations of paying kickbacks that improperly influenced prescriptions paid for by the Texas Medicaid program
STAT+: Gilead to pay $45 million to settle kickback charges filed by Texas attorney general
Gilead Sciences agreed to pay $45 million to settle allegations of paying kickbacks that improperly influenced prescriptions paid for by the Texas Medicaid program
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