Florida is Known for Sunshine, Beaches, Theme Parks, and Medicare Fraud
Since January, Health and Human Services with U.S Justice Department stated it has about thirty enforcement actions over alleged Medicare
Read MoreSince January, Health and Human Services with U.S Justice Department stated it has about thirty enforcement actions over alleged Medicare
Read MoreIn a study published in the journal JAMA Oncology, by Dr. Stacie Dusetzina, a member of the University of North
Read MoreCalifornia, in a departure from previous policy, will not automatically enroll low-income elderly and disabled residents in managed care
Read More(By Chad Terhune for Kaiser Health News) The Food and Drug Administration has dropped a recall of some 2,800 scope-cleaning
Read MoreWith Prince’s death, the focused on treating opioid addiction has been shifted from a moral model or a moral failing
Read More(By Kristin Espeland Gourlay, RINPR for Kaiser Health News) Evidence is mounting that opioid pain medication may have played a
Read MoreThe drug Avastin has two purposes, first it is used to fight colon cancer and the second purpose is to
Read More(Source – cdc.gov) Key findings Data from the National Health Interview Survey, 2014 The percentage of adults without a usual
Read MoreA new Florida law allows more military veterans to qualify for a diversion program meant to keep offenders out of
Read MoreOn Wednesday of this week, The Food and Drug Administration banned the sale of electronic cigarettes to minors as part
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