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'Sunshine law' will shed light on Physician Owned Distributorships

By Take Two Staff
Published Jun 18, 2014
After two unnecessary back surgeries, Azike Ntephe now uses a walker to move around his home. He had to give up his law practice and most outdoor activities as begins to walk on his own again.
After two unnecessary back surgeries, Azike Ntephe now uses a walker to move around his home. He had to give up his law practice and most outdoor activities as begins to walk on his own again.
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Benjamin Brayfield/KPCC
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'Sunshine law' will shed light on Physician Owned Distributorships

The federal "Sunshine Law" will require public disclosure of financial relationships between certain doctors and businesses. That will shed more light on Physician Owned Distributorships, or PODS.

In the second of two reports, KPCC's investigative producer Karen Foshay says PODS have sparked government concern about possible criminal activity.