11 trends and hard truths in 2022
The following is a news analysis. Sometimes we are so mired in debating the minute we lose sight of the obvious big picture. It distracts us. As we close out 2022, I thought it would be a good idea to […]
The following is a news analysis. Sometimes we are so mired in debating the minute we lose sight of the obvious big picture. It distracts us. As we close out 2022, I thought it would be a good idea to […]
Government watchdogs have already identified billions of dollars in fraud when it comes to Covid relief funds. Who tried to get rich at taxpayer expense? Sunday on Full Measure, I’ll profile one of the biggest scams you probably never heard
Covid relief fraud; Tortured in Hong Kong; Suing Baltimore schools Read More »
Medicare will only pay for patients to take a controversial new Alzheimer’s drug if they are enrolled in an approved study. That policy decision from the federal government is the latest blow to aducanumab, being sold by Biogen under the
The following is an excerpt from Becker’s Hospital Review. A coalition of 12 states sued the federal government Nov. 15 to block a [Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services federal] mandate requiring COVID-19 vaccination for eligible staff at healthcare facilities participating in
(READ) 22 states challenge Covid-19 vaccine mandate Read More »
Two senators, Dick Durbin (D-Ill.) and Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa), say they plan to introduce new legislation to expose “Pharma’s unfair drug advertising practices” and require disclosure of drug costs in TV ads. They say that will save taxpayers money. The
(READ) Senators: expensive drug ads target seniors; balloon taxpayer costs Read More »
Shortly after President Trump’s Saturday news conference announcing several executive orders, numerous analysts and political figures falsely claimed that he’d announced plans to “permanently defund Social Security” and/or Medicare if he’s re-elected. Trump never said that. President Trump did announce
Did Trump say he’ll “permanently defund social security” if re-elected? No. Read More »
Tens of billions of dollars in overcharges. Suspected over billing. Inflated health assessments. An investigation by the Center for Public Integrity that was first published in 2014 found deep and expensive flaws in the Medicare Advantage program created by Congress