Diltiazem News

Biovail to Pay $24.6 Million to Settle Charges, Keep Federal Business

Biovail Pharmaceuticals, the U.S. subsidiary of Canada’s Biovail, has agreed to pay $24.6 million to settle criminal charges of improper marketing surrounding its commercial launch of Cardizem LA.

Hypertension drug reduces cocaine cravings

A U.S. study suggests diltiazem, used to treat hypertension, can also reduce cocaine cravings in a rat model.

Treatmenting Lysosomal Storage Diseases

A new study reports a possible breakthrough for treatment for some lysosomal storage diseases. The study finds two drugs -- diltiazem and verapamil -- could prove to be beneficial to patients.

Biovail Faces U.S. Investigation Over Cardizem

Biovail Corp said on Friday that it is being investigated by a U.S. Federal grand jury concerning the 2003 commercial launch of its Cardizem LA heart drug.

Cocaine-filled rock guitars seized at BWI

Drugs and rock ’n’ roll have always gone together — but not quite like this.

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