By Freny Patel ( April 12, 2022, 07:37 GMT | Insight) -- The US-headquartered medical-technology company Becton Dickinson has been absolved of allegations in a hospital-cartel case by the Indian antitrust authority, which has expanded its investigation to include 11 more hospitals, according to an internal document MLex has seen. What started out as a cartel investigation involving Max Super Specialty Hospital and the US medical-technology company has now been expanded to include three large hospital chains, namely Max Healthcare, Apollo Hospitals, and Fortis Healthcare, on how they fixed the prices of drugs and medical devices.US-headquartered medical-technology company Becton Dickinson has been absolved of allegations of anticompetitive behavior a case involving hospitals by the Indian antitrust authority, which is expanding its investigation to include 11 more hospitals, according to an internal document MLex has seen....
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