J&J Rep Grilled On 'Low Abuse Potential' Opioid Claim

By Cara Salvatore (May 31, 2019, 10:11 PM EDT) -- Johnson & Johnson's designated corporate representative faced hours of questioning Friday over sales reps' documented practice of telling doctors that its fentanyl patch's potential for abuse was low, dominating the fourth day of Oklahoma's first-in-the-nation trial over the effects of the opioid public health crisis....

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