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UPDATE 1-Abbott settles lawsuit related to its cholesterol drugs - Reuters

UPDATE 1-Abbott settles lawsuit related to its cholesterol drugs
Reuters - 3 hours ago
N: Quote, Profile, Research, Stock Buzz) said it settled a lawsuit related to the sale of its cholesterol-lowering formulations and would pay about $184 ...
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