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COPYRIGHT 2006 Savannah Morning News
Byline: Jan Skutch
Feb. 27--A pharmaceutical supplier testified in federal court Monday his company was significantly over-charged for a hemophiliac drug when shortages hit the market in early 2001.
David Roy, director of client services for American Homecare Federation, said his company paid $1.13 a unit to Intermed in March 2001 for medication it had been paying another supplier just 78 cents per unit.
"It was...
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