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About what it is you see on a daily basis? the stories you are told by the people who come to you, and why you have that reaction today? >> this has been a horrible day for us here in our clinic. um, not only do i care about my patients but everybody and every member of my staff really cares about our patients. and so, first, we all cried and then we had to gather ourself to decide how we was going to take care of these patients and what we do. um, i was hesitant to take this interview today bec...

The beauty pageant contestant suffered heavy bleeding and a heart attack after her tonsillectomy operation and was left in a coma for two months before she passed away at age 27.

President bidens win, that the senator would claim that staff to staff, these papers were passed to the vice president to have the pivotal role and he claims to know nothing. that is real malpractice by a senator, it makes no sense whatsoever that staff to staff, they would say we are going to pass you this envelope and nobody knew what was in it? it makes no sense and mister johnson knows that. >> thank you very much for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> joining me now, watergate prose...

New York nurse practitioner arrested for multi-year scheme defrauding a student loan fund of $10.5 million.

After previous conviction for healthcare fraud and loss of PA license, Georgia woman worked illegally, prescribed controlled substances, say federal officials.

Jurors award a record verdict to a patient after treatment of his broken leg goes wrong.

Federal indictment claimed Arkansas doctor signed off on illegitimate prescriptions to trigger payments from TRICARE, the nations insurance program for veterans.

A coalition of US businesses is working to reclaim an estimated $100 million lost to fraudsters in the countrys mad dash for supplies.

Lawsuits have declined across the country, so why are medical malpractice insurance premiums for physicians rising?

The FDA’s Office of Criminal Investigations has been particularly busy fighting fraud during the COVID-19 pandemic, but that’s far from its only job.