Whistleblower suit claims McKesson repackaged, sold cancer drug “overfill”

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A whistleblower lawsuit alleges that McKesson Corp. had been repackaging cancer drugs and charging the federal and state governments for “overfill,” extra drug that is routinely put into vials by manufacturers.

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