- Announced Actions for April 17, 1998 ( )
- FTC and Missouri Attorney General Seek to Block Merger of the Only General Hospitals in Butler County, Missouri ( )
- Announced Actions for April 10, 1998 ( )
- CVS To Pay $600,000 Civil Penalty for Violating FTC Asset Maintenance Agreement ( )
- Judge Upholds FTC Charges: Doan's Claims of Superiority in Treating Back Pain are Unsubstantiated ( )
- RiteAid To Pay $900,000 in Civil Penalties for Failure To Divest Three Drug Stores in Maine and New Hampshire as Required under FTC Agreement ( )
- Colorado Physician Group To Settle FTC Charges that They Conspired To Raise Prices and Limit Choice for Consumers ( )
- Chicago-Area Doctors, Firms Settle FTC Charges over Fixing Prices for Kidney-Stone Treatment ( )
- Puerto Rican Physicians Agree To Settle FTC Charges that they Conspired To Fix Prices and Engaged in an Illegal Boycott Denying Healthcare to Residents of Puerto Rico ( )
- FTC Ends Administrative Challenge To Hospital Merger In Grand Rapids, Michigan ( )
- Announced Action(s) for September 26,1997 ( )
- Announced Actions for September 5, 1997 ( )
- Announced Actions for August 28, 1997 ( )
- New Jersey Pharmacists Association ( )
- Announced Actions for July 29, 1997 ( )
- Announced Actions For July 18, 1997 ( )
- First Look, L.L.C. ( )
- Announced Action(s) for June 13, 1997 ( )
- CVS To Divest 120 Revco Drug Stores in VA, NY To Settle FTC Charges... ( )
- Announced Action(s) for May 23,1997 ( )
- Yellowstone Physicians, L.L.C. ( )
- FTC Charges Mesa County, Colorado Physician Group with Acting To Raise Prices, Reduce Competition ( )
- Staff Opinion--Foundation for the Accreditation of Hematopoietic Cell Therapy ( )
- Announced Actions for February 21, 1997 ( )
- Mobile Health Resources, L.L.C. ( )
- Ohio Ambulance Network, Inc. ( )
- FTC Obtains Relief for Health Care Consumers in California County ( )
- Announced Actions for January 24, 1997 ( )
- FTC Staff Has Advised the Southwest Florida Oral Surgery Associates (SFOSA) Its Proposal To Form a "Cooperative" Does Not Appear To Violate the Antitrust Laws ( )
- FTC To Appeal District Court Decision in Butterworth/Blodgett Hospital Merger Case ( )
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