Jacques Servier, Focus of French Health Scandal, Dies at 92
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Jacques Servier, the billionaire founder of France’s second-largest drugmaker, Les Laboratoires Servier, who late in life faced accusations of hiding information about life-threatening risks caused by a diabetes drug his companies sold, has died. He was 92.
He died today at his home, the Suresnes, France-based company said in a statement.