Austrian religious order accused of inflating drug prices to own hospitals

The Order of the Brothers of Mercy in Austria is accused of selling medications to its own hospitals at massively inflated prices, potentially causing a multi-million euro loss for taxpayers. The order denies the allegations. The case is under investigation, and the outcome could affect public healthcare funding and legal accountability.

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