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23 hours ago ago from Smart Card Alliance
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23 hours ago ago from The Niles Star
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19 hours ago ago from Health Care Renewal
I have created a new Web petition "Transparency and Openness in Electronic Patient Records and Other Healthcare Information Technology Systems." It is at WEBPETITIONS.COM at this link: http://www.webpetitions.com/cgi-bin/print_petition.cgi?99504454 The petition states: We, the undersigned, believe in transparency, accuracy, and accountability in scientific research, especially in matters related to healthcare. We believe contractual ...
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National Briefing | South: Louisiana: Post-Storm Autopsy Sought
9 hours ago ago from The New York Times
The New Orleans district attorney has requested an autopsy on a terminally ill patient whose doctor acknowledged increasing the drugs the patient received in the wake of Hurricane Katrina , the city's coroner said. The disclosure came after a state judge last week ordered the district attorney, Leon Cannizzaro Jr., either to confirm he was investigating the deaths of patients at Memorial Medical Center or to state that no investigation was ...
Related content26 Arrested in Three States in Medicare Fraud Schemes
11 hours ago ago from The New York Times
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9 hours ago ago from The New York Times
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1 day ago ago from U.S. News
AP sources: Busts in 3 states over Medicare fraud FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) -- Federal agents arrested several suspects and expected to roundup about 30 in three states Tuesday on charges related to Medicare fraud totaling $61 million as the government cracks down on waste under health care overhaul plans. Authorities at the U.S. Department of Justice and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, speaking on condition of anonymity ...
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