Cercivore Clincal Trial Crimes At Stryker Medical

 There is an attempt to keep this out of mainstream media.. Please get this article out everywhere you can post it.

When it comes to crime corporate crime outpaces street crime by a country mile and when it comes to corporate crime one generally thinks of the financial industry. While financial industry crime is rampant it pales in comparison to medical industry crime. If they were giving out Olympic medals for corporate crime the medical industry would win the gold, silver and bronze. Generally when one thinks about medical crime they think about, billing fraud and big pharma bribing the FDA. As serious as those crimes are we mustn't forget the medical device industry and perhaps the biggest gangster in the medical industry is Stryker Medical. Stryker has committed many criminal acts but one of their most egregious that cause the most grievous injuries was the illegal Cervicore clinical trial in which while colluding with the FDA Stryker knowingly implanted the the dangerous Cervicore into the cervical spines of 250 test subjects many of whom are dying slow and agonizing deaths from metal poisoning. Sadly for these victims, because  this is considered a experimental device no other surgeon has the courage to remove it for fear of reprisals from the goon squads or golden handcuffs at Stryker Medical.

I think what worries the gang at Stryker is not criminal fines or a lawsuit. Corporate gangsters buy their way out of prison all the time but in this case I suspect that the criminals at Stryker are worried about criminal prosecution because lawyers for the victims have strong evidence that Stryker and it clinical investigators were aware that the Cervicore disk implant had not received approval as an experimental device.

Stryker Medical's Long And Bloody History Of Criminal Misconduct

Otismed Corporation And Former CEO Plead Guilty To ...

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United States Department of Justice

Dec 8, 2014 - Corporation to Pay More than $80 Million to Resolve Criminal and Civil... criminal conduct, and was later acquired by Stryker Corp., a medical  ...

Stryker Gets Non Prosecution Agreement in FDA Criminal ...

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Dec 8, 2014 - Stryker Gets Non Prosecution Agreement in FDA Criminal Case ...Stryker, OtisMed's parent corporation, cooperated with the government with  ...

Former head of Stryker Corp. subsidiary pleads guilty to fraud

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The Record

Dec 8, 2014 - The former head of a Stryker Corp. subsidiary pleaded guilty Monday to ... was bought by Stryker, the medical device maker, in 2009, after the fraudulent ...Stryker's OtisMed unit agreed to pay $80 million in criminal and civil  ...

Bigger Fatter Politics: Stryker Medical Crimes

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Aug 20, 2015 - Stryker Spine Faces More Lawsuits. Stryker Corp. (NYSE:SYK) is fielding legal challenges on two fronts, one from a former distributor and ...

June 26, 2015: Former OtisMed CEO Sentenced for Selling ...

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Food and Drug Administration

Jun 26, 2015 - The former president and CEO of OtisMed Corporation was ... Strykeracquired the company after the criminal conduct for which he was  ...

Former CEO of Stryker subsidiary sentenced to two years in ...

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Modern Healthcare

Jun 26, 2015 - A former CEO of a Stryker Corp. subsidiary was sentenced to two years in ... and that OtisMed's criminal conduct happened before Stryker acquired it and without Stryker's knowledge. ... Tags: Medical Devices, Technology  ...

Stryker faces major fines over a subsidiary's past ...

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Modern Healthcare

Dec 8, 2014 - Stryker Corp. is facing stiff penalties, including $80 million in fines and ...that OtisMed's criminal conduct 'occurred prior to Stryker's acquisition of ... led to believe by the FDA that the devices were Class 1 medical devices that  ...

Stryker Biotech spars with prosecutors over criminal charges ...

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Nov 12, 2010 - The indictment also charges that Stryker and Philip lied to the FDA about the ... the government agency that regulated Stryker Biotech's medical ...

Pharmaceutical Criminal Liability: Continuing Risks for ...

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Apr 23, 2012 - Pharmaceutical Criminal Liability: Continuing Risks for Executives and ...in a case involving the off-label promotion of Stryker's Biotech medical  ...

Stryker pleads guilty to selling unapproved devices, to pay ...

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Reuters

Dec 8, 2014 - Medical device maker Stryker Corp will pay the U.S. government $80 million to settle criminal and civil charges that its OtisMed Corp subsidiary ...

This is why I need I need my readers to send this out to everyone you know including and especially members of Congress... Please. I will give you more details later.

This is the mirror article:
http://www.qmed.com/mpmn/medtechpulse/stryker-accused-hiding-metal-metal-spine-implant-problems

Stryker Medical Crimes

Stryker Spine Faces More Lawsuits

Stryker Corp. (NYSE:SYK) is fielding legal challenges on two fronts, one from a former distributor and DePuy Spine and another from a Utah man claiming a Stryker pain pump destroyed his shoulder.

DePuy and BioInitiatives Inc., a former Stryker Spine distributor, asked a California judge for an injunction barring Stryker from enforcing a non-competition clause in the now-expired deal with Roseville, Calif.-based BioInitiatives. Under California law, the Johnson & Johnson (NYSE:JNJ) subsidiary and the sales agent argued, would violate California’s ban on non-compete agreements.

“Defendant Stryker Spine has recently engaged in activities to enforce comparable non-competition provisions towards other distributors. Although confident that the non-competition provisions are void in California, defendant Stryker Spine’s conduct has caused plaintiffs to seek an order from this court confirming their position and avoiding the expected long and drawn out legal fight,” according to a document filed with the U.S. District Court for Eastern California.

Read more about Stryker's criminal activity here

The likelihood of a turf war where people are killed like in the days of the Mafia is nonexistent. Today, because of no justice for the common man what could happen is some sort of revolution. Americans may seek do it yourself justice. I hope that this loathsome industry cleans up its act before some disgruntled loved one a patient/victim goes postal. The times they are a changing and Americans are getting fed up.

Former Stryker CEO and Corporate Gangster Stephen P MacMillan

New questions emerged about the abrupt resignation of Stryker Corp.'s chief executive, Stephen P. MacMillan, and the company's discussion with analysts that he had a romantic relationship with an ex-employee. (In other words he was fucking a whore who belonged to a board member)

The 48-year-old executive resigned Feb. 8 after apparently losing the confidence of some key board members at the medical-device maker, according to a person familiar with the matter.

Read the sordid details of Stryker CEO Stephen P MacMillan's Ouster

Regulatory controversies and Stryker's Sordid Past

Since early 2007 the company has received three Warning Letters from the Federal Drug Administration citing issues in compliance.^[11] The first of these, a seven-page correspondence, named various issues at an Ireland-based manufacturing facility such as untimely fix of failures and procedural noncompliance in the testing of failed or otherwise problem-prone devices.^[12] The second, sent November 2007, cites issues at the firm’s Mahwah, N.J. facility including poor fixation of hip implant components, in some instances requiring mitigation by revision surgeries; exceeded microbial level violations in the cleaning and final packaging areas of the sterile implants; and failure to institute measures in prevention of recurrence of these and other problems.^[13] The final warning letter, sent April 2008, cites issues at the firm’s Hopkinton, MA biotechnology facility. Again, issues relate to quality and noncompliance including falsification of documents relevant to the selling of products to hospitals which are to be sold under a limited, government-mandated basis. Stryker maintains that employees involved in the falsification of documents have since been terminated.^[14]

In the Fall of 2007, Stryker, along with the related companies: Biomet, Zimmer Holdings, DePuy Orthopaedics and Smith & Nephew, were involved in civil ligation with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Office of Inspector General. This litigation called for a net payout of $311 million as the governmental department maintains the aforementioned companies engaged in unlawful kickbacks to physicians who urged hospitals to purchase their respective products. Stryker, however, having cooperated early in the investigation, was not fined.^[15]

More Criminal Activity At Stryker... 

As of February 2008, a dispute exists between Stryker Corp. and the U.S. Department of Justice concerning a subpoena linking the company to aforementioned misconduct in sale of products. Since governmental filing of the injunction, Stryker notes that it has produced in excess of 300,000 pages of documentation in compliance with the mandate. U.S. Government counters, however, that the documentation was not proper in scope and format. Law officials expect the investigation to continue for several months.<sup>[16]

As per usual nobody goes to jail because the corporations are people who really  are above the law. Folks, this is the sort of criminal activity that would land the common "citizen" in jail for a very long time. Corporations and corporatists are above the law. 

Stryker knows that they are above the law and their criminal activity has increased.</sup>

Stryker Corp. to pay at least $1.4 billion to settle hip ...

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Michigan Live

Nov 3, 2014 - KALAMAZOO, MI – Stryker Corp. has agreed to pay at least $1.4 billion to settle thousands of lawsuits by U.S. patients who had surgeries to ...

The Criminal Activity Sponsored By Stryker Goes Beyond Stryker.

Stryker illegally tested an unapproved experimental disk implant and many neurosurgeons took bribe from Stryker of solicit patients/guinea pigs to tryout their deadly device. 

Stryker CerviCore Lawsuit Filed By Clinical Trail Participants ...

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May 13, 2014 - Individuals involved in a clinical trial for the Stryker CerviCore spinal implant are pursuing a lawsuit against the manufacturer, alleging the ...

14 File Stryker Howmedica CerviCore Implant Lawsuit

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Apr 16, 2014 - Fourteen Plaintiffs File Suit against Stryker / Howmedica over CerviCore... LLC filed a lawsuit on behalf of a group of fourteen plaintiffs against ...

Stryker CerviCore - Zoll, Kranz & Borgess LLC

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ZKB attorneys investigate Stryker CerviCore and FlexiCore lawsuit. Stryker allegedly abandoned the CerviCore and FlexiCore human spinal study.

Fines are bullshit. Medical companies get fined BILLIONS for their criminal activity and the people within these companies responsible for the criminal activity face no punishments ever. The costs of the fines get passed on to the consumers.