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In their complaint the plaintiffs claimed Illumina fraudulently obtained two US patents by concealing a reference from the patent office.
Prosecutors have added a twelfth fraud charge against former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes, according to the Mercury News.
According to CNBC, the criminal trial of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes has been delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Mother Jones reports scammers are pretending to be from the CDC to sell COVID-19 tests.
The US Food and Drug Administration said it plans to aggressively pursue companies selling unproven products for diagnosing, preventing, or treating COVID-19.
According to the DOJ, the company also accepted a 25-year ban on participating in any federal healthcare program.
Arrests have been made and charges filed in connection with a genetic testing fraud scheme, Reuters reports.
Reuters reports on the growth of genetic testing fraud in the US that targets senior citizens.
The company decided to settle the complaint in order to avoid "lengthy and distracting litigation," but denies any wrongdoing.
Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes is scheduled to stand trial on wire fraud charges next year, the Wall Street Journal reports.
Politico reports that the NYPD DNA database has grown since it announced it would be removing profiles from it.
Forbes reports that a structural biology lab at Oxford University studying the coronavirus was hacked.
Science reports that a Dutch research funding agency is combating a ransomware attack.
In Science this week: set of 64 haplotype assemblies from 32 individuals, and more.
