Earlier this week in its annual report provided an update on its ongoing problems with the FDA and the Department of Justice. As previously reported here and on The Street and on CNBC, the company landed in hot water with the FDA last year after its CEO made a series of off-label statements on the CNBC Fast Money show. (The company’s only product, Juxtapid (lomitapide) is a cholesterol-lowering drug indicated for the rare condition of homozygous familial hypercholesterolemia. It sells for $250,000 a year.) Now the company reports that by running “a corrective advertisement on CNBC” and by reviewing additional promotional material it believes it will be able to resolve its problems with the FDA. …read more
Via: Forbes
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