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Mass company to pay $42 million in wake of criminal coverup of medical device issue

Magellan Diagnostics, Inc. pleaded guilty to criminal charges for concealing a device malfunction. They now owe more than $42 million in fines.

United statesReba daoustJohn joseph moakleyMagellan diagnostics incUs attorney officeDistrict of massachusetts us attorney officeJohn joseph moakley united statesLeadcare ultraLeadcare plus

Lead testing firm fined $42M for concealing flaws

BOSTON — A Massachusetts company will pay $42 million to settle claims that it concealed a medical device malfunction that produced inaccurately low lead test results for tens of thousands

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State continues to use lead testing systems

BOSTON — State public health officials say they will continue using lead testing systems that have been linked to two recalls and a federal indictment against former executives who allegedly

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Lead Paint Testing Firm Executives Accused of Marketing Faulty Devices

Three former executives of a company that makes machines that test lead levels in humans deliberately concealed a problem with the devices that produced

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Former execs accused of hiding lead-testing flaws

BOSTON — Three former executives of a Billerica-based medical device company are facing federal charges for allegedly concealing flaws in a lead-testing system that authorities say produced inaccurate results for

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