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California attorney general and 10 district attorneys brought case against medical testing giant.

California Attorney General and 10 California District Attorneys said Wednesday that Quest Diagnostics improperly dumped biological fluids and human waste.

Quest Diagnostics, one of America’s largest medical testing companies, has agreed to pay $5 million to settle charges that it improperly disposed of hazardous chemicals, medical waste and patient information at multiple locations across the Bay Area and California. California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced the settlement on Wednesday. “Quest Diagnostics’ illegal disposal of hazardous and medical waste and patient information put families and communities at risk and endangered our

Attorney General Rob Bonta's office announced Wednesday that Quest Diagnostics has agreed to a nearly $5 million settlement with the state and several counties to settle a lawsuit alleging illegal dumping.

A diagnostic laboratory company with locations throughout the state, including five in Monterey County, agreed to pay nearly $5 million to settle a lawsuit that alleged it illegally disposed of

California Attorney General Rob Bonta on Wednesday announced a settlement with the clinical laboratory Quest Diagnostics to resolve allegations regarding the unlawful disposal of hazardous and medical waste and protected

The United States has seen more people, especially older adults, catching up on medical procedures and routine checkups that were deferred due to pandemic-driven curbs. The increased medical care utilization has benefited U.S. lab testing companies, including Labcorp's rival Quest Diagnostics, which forecast strong 2024 sales, betting on demand for diagnostic kits.

The university will launch an independent medical school amid the ongoing shortage of medical professionals. In other industry news, cyberattacks on hospitals are expected to increase; some services are restored at Lurie Children's Hospital after a cyberattack; and more.

California attorney general and 10 district attorneys brought case against medical testing giant.

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