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A pharmacist who drew blood from 16 women for a bogus study has been sentenced to 2 years of probation.
Corey Penner, 29, pleaded guilty last month to 16 counts of misdemeanor battery.
Victims willingly gave blood, and some received up to $20 for it. Penner told the donors that the blood was for research, but authorities say there was no study.
Penner has agreed not to work as a pharmacist while the Kansas State Board of Pharmacy investigates.
The sentence was handed down Friday.
