A New Jersey cardiologist was recently sentenced to 30 months in jail for unlawfully prescribing thousands of oxycodone pills to a couple.
A New Jersey cardiologist was sentenced to 30 months in prison on Wednesday for unlawfully issuing thousands of oxycodone pills to a couple.
From January 2016 to March 2017, Catania, at his cardiology practice in Watchung, New Jersey, issued thousands of prescription oxycodone pills to a patient without a legitimate medical reason, according to court filings.
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