Government widens probes of antipsychotic Risperdal
Johnson & Johnson has acknowledged that government probes into the sales and marketing of its antipsychotic drug Risperdal have been expanding. Risperdal was J&J's biggest seller last year, bringing in $3.55 billion. Investigators have been demanding internal corporate documents, including records of payments to doctors.
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