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 nasal ...

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 ...

Jacob VanLandingham, who partnered with NFL Hall of Famer and Prevacus investor Brett Favre to tout the drug, pleaded guilty in July to accepting more than $1.7 million for developing the drug ...

Brett Favre, the former N.F.L. quarterback accused of diverting millions of dollars in federal money away from welfare recipients, said on Tuesday that he had been diagnosed with Parkinson’s ...

The Parkinson's Foundation leads the "PD GENEration: Mapping the Future of Parkinson's Disease" global study to help people understand their risk for the disease. It's free to enroll and the ...

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 ...

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

According to court documents filed by Nancy New, who pled guilty to her role in the scandal two years ago, former Department of Human Services Director John Davis committed $2 million to New's ...

Prevacus and another VanLandingham company, PresolMD, would ultimately receive around $2.2 million in welfare funds, according to various filings. VanLandingham would refer to it as “grant money.” ...