Sentence examples for improperly prescribed from inspiring English sources

"It was negligence or improperly prescribed," she said in a telephone interview.

An article on Saturday about criminal charges against doctors in the deaths of patients from drug overdoses misstated the given name of a pain specialist and lawyer who advises doctors accused of having improperly prescribed narcotics.

David Wexler, a former dermatologist, was sentenced yesterday in Federal District Court to 20 years in prison for illegal narcotics distribution after he improperly prescribed drugs like Xanax and Percocet for a patient in an insurance fraud scheme.

Correction: January 22 , 2002 Tuesday An article on Saturday about criminal charges against doctors in the deaths of patients from drug overdoses misstated the given name of a pain specialist and lawyer who advises doctors accused of having improperly prescribed narcotics.

The U.S. Drug Enforcement Agency is assisting the local sheriff's office in trying to determine if Prince used painkillers or other controlled medications that should have been obtained from a licensed doctor, or were improperly prescribed to him, a federal law enforcement official told The Times. .

Astin has since been indicted for improperly prescribing drugs to patients other than Benoit.

A large number of prescriptions does not necessarily mean that doctors are improperly prescribing a drug, the company added.

At that time, the federal authorities shut down a South Carolina doctor accused of improperly prescribing narcotics, and he inherited that doctor's patients.

Adam Osborne is a doctor who was suspended from the General Medical Council for six months last year after improperly prescribing drugs to a cocaine-addicted escort.

The study, published this month in the journal Pain Medicine, found that 725 doctors, or about 0.1percentt of practicing physicians, had been prosecuted or sanctioned by state medical boards between 1998 and 2006 on charges arising from illegally or improperly prescribing narcotics.

High-profile cases like the one involving Dr. Graves come as federal and state law enforcement officials appear to be intensifying their pursuit of doctors they suspect of illegally or improperly prescribing OxyContin.