Second Question of the Day February 6, 2016 Is it apparent now that there are more than a "few bad apples" in the compounding pharmacy industry and that Congress didn't have a "knee-jerk reaction after the NECC outbreak?

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Wall Street Journal: U.S. Probes Possible Fraud Linked to Compounding Creams--suspect half a billion dollars in heath-care linked fraud

U.S. Probes Possible Fraud Linked to Compounding Creams

Investigators suspect half a billion dollars in health-care fraud linked to specialty treatments; raids, searches conducted on a number of pharmacy businesses

By

DEVLIN BARRETT

Feb. 6, 2016 3:28 p.m. ET

The Justice Department is investigating what authorities suspect is half a billion dollars in health-care fraud linked to specialty creams used to treat pain and other ailments, and believe an insurance program for veterans may have been the biggest victim.

Sales of these so-called compounding creams have surged recently thanks in part to a 

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