Indian-origin CFO jailed in US bribery caseIndian-origin CFO Aditya Humad has been sentenced by a US federal court to four months in prison for conspiring to bribe surgeons with sham consulting fees to use SpineFrontier’s spinal implant products. After his jail term, Cambridge resident Aditya Humad, 41, will have one year of supervised release and pay a USD 9,500 fine. Humad conspired to bribe surgeons to use SpineFrontier’s products, and in turn, the company received millions of dollars in revenue from surgeries the surgeons performed. In reality, prosecutors said Humad directed the company to pay surgeons to use SpineFrontier products in surgeries, including procedures paid for by Medicare, Medicaid, and the Veterans Health Administration. He said Humad’s actions undermined critical safeguards designed to protect patients and the integrity of taxpayer-funded health care programs.