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2:47Now PlayingA federal jury in Illinois ordered pharmaceutical company AbbVie to pay $150 million in punitive damages to a plaintiff who alleged that his heart attack was the result of using its testosterone-boosting product, AndroGel. Although the jury found that AbbVie was not liable for the plaintiff's injury, they ruled that the company had engaged in fraudulent and misleading advertising.
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