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Medicaid fraud in the United States can trigger . Recent indictments in Ohio illustrate prosecution trends and financial recoveries, while federal enforcement emphasizes FCA penalties and program excl...
The HHS Office of Inspector General (OIG) reports that State Medicaid Fraud Control Units (MFCUs) collectively recovered $1.4 billion in fiscal year (FY) 2024, driven by $961 million in criminal recov...
Consumers who experience adverse reactions to dietary supplements should stop using the product, seek medical care, and report the event to the FDA through the Safety Reporting Portal or MedWatch so r...
The FDA collects serious adverse event reports for dietary supplements primarily through the MedWatch form and its online Safety Reporting Portal, funnels those reports into surveillance databases (CA...
Between 2014 and 2019, EcoHealth Alliance was the recipient of multiple U.S. federal research awards; public reporting and government audits identify a major NIAID/NIH award launched in 2014 often rep...
The FDA’s accelerated approval pathway lets Alzheimer’s drugs reach patients earlier by allowing approval on surrogate endpoints “reasonably likely” to predict benefit, with mandatory post‑marketing (...
Yes — multiple, significant health care fraud cases tied to New York were discovered and prosecuted in 2025, both as part of the Department of Justice’s nationwide National Health Care Fraud Takedown ...
Federal and state reporting on health‑care recoveries is fragmented: the most reliable state‑level recovery figures in the public record for fiscal 2024 come from the HHS Office of Inspector General’s...
The Trump administration’s family separation and child detention outcomes flowed from a set of policy choices anchored in a “zero‑tolerance” enforcement posture that directed criminal prosecution of a...
Recent reporting shows multiple, contemporaneous Medicaid-fraud actions nationwide: a New York indictment alleging more than $3.5 million stolen via fraudulent transportation billing (Orange County ca...
Available filings show routine SEC reports and investor documents for Neurocrine Biosciences (ticker NBIX) — including 10‑K/10‑Q and proxy (DEF 14A) materials filed within the past two years — accessi...
Filing a complaint with a Medicaid Fraud Control Unit (MFCU) in 2025 is handled at the state level: using that office’s complaint form, phone line, email, fax, or mailing address; national guidance an...
Anonymous Medicaid fraud reports are viable and sometimes necessary tools for initiating investigations, but they generally produce less actionable evidence and lower investigative efficiency than nam...
Anonymous reporters can trigger effective Medicaid fraud investigations if they supply — names, dates, provider or patient identifiers, specific services, locations, and any documentary or photographi...
State Medicaid agencies and federal enforcement offices accept anonymous reports of suspected Medicaid fraud, but the . The HHS Office of Inspector General explicitly permits anonymous tips at the fed...