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FIOD searches premises of medical specialists: cardiologists suspected of deals with suppliers

FIOD searches premises of medical specialists: cardiologists suspected of deals with suppliers

The Dutch Fiscal Intelligence and Investigation Service (FIOD) conducted raids on eight residential and commercial properties linked to cardiologists in Gelderland and North Holland. The specialists are suspected of making illicit deals with medical device suppliers for personal financial gain.

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