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Medicare Fraud Explodes

Medicare Fraud

Criminals bilk Medicare of billions each year, indulging their wildest whims.
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Is Your Hospital Doing a Good Job?

New website, Hospital Compare, lets you find out how often patients treated at your hospital end up returning within 30 days of going home. More>>

Judy Daniels, left, gets a flu shot from nurse Lenora Beckwith during a free flu shot clinic at Evans Pharmacy in Enid, Okla. (CREDIT: Photo by Billy Hefton/Enid News & Eagle/AP Photo)

Diseases & Conditions

The Flu Season

Keep up with the latest news; find prevention, treatment and care advice; ask questions and get answers from experts. More>>

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Discoveries

Smoke-Free Spaces and Your Health

Three new studies have this to say about local regulations that have banned smoking in public places: They work. More>>

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Discoveries

Preventing Diabetes

Want a diet to prevent diabetes? How about a cocktail and an espresso? They’re among the foods that can help lower type 2 diabetes risk. More>>

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Ask Ms. Medicare

Should I Drop Part D?

Q. I’ve been enrolled in Medicare Part D for prescription drugs, but I don’t take any meds and the premium seems a waste of money. More>>

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Healthy Living

How Do You Know Your Hamburger Is Safely Cooked?

Federal food-safety guidelines recommend cooking hamburgers to an internal temperature of 160 degrees Fahrenheit to ensure that any potentially dangerous microbes get fried. More>>

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Health Care Reform Update

The president and Congress, along with business, medical and consumer groups are now at work in earnest on health care reform. Get the latest news. Meet the key players. Follow the issues that will affect the quality and costs of your health care. More>>

Medicare Part D Guide

Under the Part D program, Medicare provides insurance to help with prescription drugs costs. This guide explains how Part D works and helps you choose the right plan.

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