National Health Service who accept favours, gifts and even
holidays from drug companies worth as much as 10,000 euros
cannot be charged with corruption, according to a landmark
ruling on Friday by a top German court.
Saturday, June 23, 2012
German court allows doctors to take drug firm gifts
BERLIN, June 22 (Reuters) - German doctors working for the
National Health Service who accept favours, gifts and even
holidays from drug companies worth as much as 10,000 euros
cannot be charged with corruption, according to a landmark
ruling on Friday by a top German court. 
National Health Service who accept favours, gifts and even
holidays from drug companies worth as much as 10,000 euros
cannot be charged with corruption, according to a landmark
ruling on Friday by a top German court.
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