
If you read today’s New York Times, you’re likely familiar with the story of former Army surgeon Timothy R. Kuklo, a paid consultant to Medtronic, Inc., a medical device developer and manufacturer. An Army investigation found that Kuklo overstated the benefits of Infuse, a drug sold by Medtronic used by the military to treat combat-related bone injuries, and that he falsified information and forged the signatures of colleagues as co-authors in a British medical journal article. In response to Army findings, the journal retracted the article, the Times reported. But what you don’t know is Medtronic paid for thousands of dollars worth of Kuklo’s trips to places like Coral Gables, Florida, and Scottsdale, Arizona, while he was working for the Army. Read more

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