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Mr. Catania said he is not sure how the bill will be constructed in light of the recent court decisions, but added, "I'm not afraid of litigation.
Court battle looms over drug act on data mining →
"The AMA has a financial interest in seeing the bill defeated," said Mr. Catania, at-large independent. "It's a sad commentary on the AMA that they choose their financial well-being over the well-being of patients and the financial well-being of jurisdictions across the country. The practice of data mining is to sell people drugs they don't need and can't afford."
