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A Florida defendant admitted helping move more than 87,000 oxycodone pills through a prescription-fraud scheme. It is a straightforward criminal case, but it also shows how easily the health-care system can be gamed at massive scale.
Why it matters: Opioid diversion
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A Florida defendant admitted helping move more than 87,000 oxycodone pills through a prescription-fraud scheme. It is a straightforward criminal case, but it also shows how easily the health-care system can be gamed at massive scale.
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