Prevacus was purchased in 2021 by Nevada-based Odyssey Group International, where VanLandingham is now an executive vice president. In September, the company completed its Phase 1 clinical trial.

Former Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant has again been subpoenaed amid an ongoing civil suit in a multimillion-dollar welfare fraud scandal, and this time attorneys want to see communications between ...

The CEO of the concussion drug company Prevacus, which NFL star Brett Favre invested in, pleaded guilty to wire fraud in the Mississippi welfare scandal.

The research scientist and owner of Prevacus, a Florida company that touted its miracle concussion drug, will be allowed to travel, a federal judge in Mississippi ruled. Jacob VanLandingham, who ...

Prevacus also established itself as a Delaware corporation in 2012. THROUGH ITS LAWSUIT , the state of Mississippi is seeking to recover millions of dollars, including $2.1 million it alleges went ...

The CEO of the concussion drug company Prevacus, which NFL star Brett Favre invested in, pleaded guilty to wire fraud in the Mississippi welfare scandal.

Prevacus is a company founded by neuroscientist Jake VanLandingham, a former Florida State University Medical School professor. It has produced a drug called Prevasol which is delivered as a ...

The research scientist and owner of Prevacus, a Florida company that touted its miracle concussion drug, will be allowed to travel, a federal judge in Mississippi ruled. Jacob VanLandingham, who ...

The fraud activity began on or about Jan. 19, 2019 when VanLandingham, through Prevacus, entered into an agreement with the Mississippi Community Education Center, a charitable organization ...

Prevacus developed a treatment delivered nasally (in powder form) given in the immediate aftermath of a suspected concussion that the company claims can reduce brain inflammation and swelling.

Favre had publicly said he supported the Prevacus effort to develop a concussion drug, and the state's civil lawsuit says Favre invested more than $250,000 in the Florida-based company.

One of the central figures in the Mississippi welfare scandal pled guilty to wire fraud in federal court Wednesday.Dr. Jacob VanLandingham founded the company Prevacus, a company that Brett Favre ...