The New York Times wants to better understand what fraud, waste and abuse looks like in today’s health care system. Are there other instances of wasteful spending we should be investigating?

Republicans in Congress have made a lot of noise about eliminating “waste and fraud” in federal health-care spending. If they were serious about this goal, they would start by overhauling ...

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The National Institutes of Health’s sweeping cuts of grants that fund scientific research are inflicting pain almost ...

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The campaign is the result of a successful pilot program that FIGS introduced last year. Healthcare brand kicks off historic ...

Kennedy Jr.’s “Make America Healthy Again Initiative,” sources tell WIRED. During the meeting, Oz discussed possibly prioritizing AI avatars over frontline health care workers. Oz claimed ...

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While Trump loyalists at the summit painted a picture of a health care system mired in fraud, waste and abuse — and in need of dismantling — Democrats warned that the Trump administration’s ...

Credit: USA TODAY Network via Reuters Connect The Minnesota Department of Health received some tough news last week: The feds were cutting $226 million in federal health care funds to the ...

can lower health care costs,” the Globe offers a few areas that are “ripe for changes”: eliminating low-value care, reducing administrative waste, addressing prescription drug prices ...

(The Conversation is an independent and nonprofit source of news ... our quality of service” by eliminating rampant waste and inefficiency. “No American is going to be left behind,” the health ...