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FDA Accused St. Jude Medical of Violating the Law by Marketing Ablation Devices Without Federal Approval
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WSJ -- The Food and Drug Administration accused medical-device maker St. Jude Medical Inc. of violating the law by promoting and marketing its Epicor "surgical ablation" devices to treat a common heart-rhythm disorder without federal approval.
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