- Announced Action for August 6, 2004 ( )
- FTC Denies State Dental Boards Dismissal Motion on State Action Grounds ( )
- Resolving Anticompetitive Concerns, FTC Clears Sanofi-Synthlabos Acquisition of Aventis ( )
- FTC and DOJ Issue Report on Competition and Health Care ( )
- Announced Action for July 16, 2004 ( )
- New Mexico Physicians' Group Agrees to Settle FTC Price-Fixing Charges ( )
- Announced Actions for May 25, 2004 ( )
- Announced Action for May 11, 2004 ( )
- FTC Staff: Rhode Island Bills Would Raise Prices for Pharmaceuticals ( )
- Announced Actions for April 2, 2004 ( )
- FTC Closes Its Investigation Into Caremark Rxs Proposed Acquisition of Advance PCS ( )
- FTC Challenges Hospital Merger That Allegedly Led to Anticompetitive Price Increases ( )
- San Franciscos Brown & Toland Medical Group Settles FTC Price Fixing Charges ( )
- FTC Closes its Investigation of Genzyme Corporation's 2001 Acquisition of Novazyme Pharmaceuticals, Inc. ( )
- Announced Actions for January 13, 2004 ( )
- Announced Actions for January 9, 2004 ( )
- FTC Charges Piedmont Health Alliance And 10 Physicians with Price Fixing ( )
- Announced Action for December 19, 2003 ( )
- Commission Rules Schering-Plough, Upsher, and AHP Illegally Delayed Entry of Lower-Cost Generic Drug ( )
- Texas Doctors Group Settles FTC Price-Fixing Charges ( )
- Announced Action for November 18, 2003 ( )
- Announced Actions for November 7, 2003 ( )
- Announced Actions for November 4, 2003 ( )
- FTC Settles Price-Fixing Charges Against Washington Doctors Group and Two of its Members ( )
- Announced Action for September 23, 2003 ( )
- FTC Charges North Texas Specialty Physicians with Price Fixing ( )
- FTC/DOJ Hearings on Health Care And Competition Law and Policy ( )
- FTC Charges South Carolina Board of Dentistry ( )
- Statement by Federal Trade Commission Chairman Timothy J. Muris on Generic Paxil Launch ( )
- FTC Settles Price-fixing Charges Against Large Physician-hospital Organization in South Georgia ( )
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