The DEA is targeting Walgreen in Florida for filling too many narcotics prescriptions. Attorneys for the drugstore chain say it has done nothing wrong in the wake of a crackdown on pill mills.
March 11, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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Florida once shamefully held the title of America’s pill mill capital, drawing drug addicts from distant states to get their fix.
But state authorities struck back, shutting down pain clinics and creating a database to highlight doctor-hopping patients.
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