Ogrosky Memorandum: DOJ Prosecution Review of Purdue Frederick (2006)

Government Record · Kirk Ogrosky, U.S. Department of Justice · October 6, 2006

The 2006 Justice Department prosecution memo on Purdue: it traces OxyContin's "delayed absorption … is believed to reduce the abuse liability" label language to Purdue correspondence and says its origin is unclear.

Delayed absorption, as provided by OxyContin tablets, is believed to reduce the abuse liability of a drug

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The 2006 Justice Department prosecution memo on Purdue: it traces OxyContin's "delayed absorption … is believed to reduce the abuse liability" label language to Purdue correspondence and says its origin is unclear.

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