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FDA Sets New Rules for AI Software That Flags Possible Heart Conditions

Artificial intelligence is increasingly being used to help doctors identify patients who may need additional testing for heart conditions, and the Food and Drug Administration...

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Brooklyn Adult Daycare Owner Gets 76 Months in Prison After $64 Million Medicaid Fraud Scheme

A Brooklyn adult daycare owner is headed to federal prison after prosecutors say her businesses billed Medicaid approximately $64 million through a years-long scheme involving...

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Social Security Faces a 2032 Deadline—Sen. Bill Cassidy Explains His Two-Part Plan

Sen. Bill Cassidy, R-La, is leaving the United States Senate at the close of his term in January, but he is not leaving the fight...

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A multivitamin with breakfast, a calcium tablet after lunch, and magnesium before bed can feel like three completely separate health habits. Look more closely at...

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Putting an Adult Child in Charge of Your Money: The Power-of-Attorney Traps Families Find Too Late

Naming your son or daughter to handle your finances if you become sick can seem like one of the simplest decisions in retirement planning. You...

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Could an SEC Filing Actually Help a Scammer Fool You? A New Investor Warning Says Yes

You’ve been told to research an investment before sending anyone money, so finding the firm in a federal database might feel like strong evidence that...

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Medicare Fraud Prevention Is Getting a $226,000 Boost—Here’s What It Could Mean for Beneficiaries

Medicare beneficiaries could see expanded fraud alerts, improved smartphone tools, and new technology-based outreach under additional federal funding announced for the Senior Medicare Patrol Resource...

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Your 2027 Social Security Raise Is Tracking at $70–$75 a Month. Medicare Is Already Lined Up to Take Part of It.

If you collect Social Security, there are two important dates to note. Friday, Sept. 11, the Bureau of Labor Statistics releases its official August inflation...

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Did Medicare Pay for a Test You Never Received? A New Fraud Crackdown Gives Seniors a Reason to Look

When was the last time you checked whether every laboratory test appearing on your Medicare claims was one you actually received? That question suddenly carries...

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CMS Is Targeting Unauthorized Health Insurance Enrollments—Here’s What Consumers Should Check

Imagine going to use your health insurance and discovering that the plan you thought you had isn’t the plan showing in the system or learning...

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157 Lab Providers Lost Medicare Billing Privileges—Here’s Why Checking Your Medicare Statement Matters

That unfamiliar laboratory charge on your Medicare statement may look like something only a billing department could understand, but it deserves more than a quick...

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One Lucky Break Is All It Takes

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The FDIC Says the Average Savings Account Pays Just 0.38%—How Does Yours Compare?

You may know exactly how much money is sitting in your savings account, but here’s another number worth checking: the interest rate it’s earning. According...

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Check Your Earlobes: This Tiny Crease Has Been Linked to Heart Disease

The next time you look in the mirror, take a quick look at your earlobes, not because they can diagnose a heart problem, but because...

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6 Charges on Your Medicare Statement You Should Never Ignore

That Medicare statement arriving in the mail may look like another piece of paperwork you can glance at and file away, but doing that could...

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FTC Says Payment Processor Helped 1,000+ Sham Merchants Charge Consumers — $12 Million Settlement Proposed

A company doesn’t have to be the one directly charging your credit card to play a role in an alleged billing scam. The Federal Trade...

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Could You Have More Debt Than Your Credit Report Shows? The Fed Says BNPL Creates a Blind Spot

Pull your credit reports, and you might reasonably assume you’re looking at a fairly complete picture of the money you owe. Buy now, pay later...

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38 Investment Firms Were Accused of Faking Their Legitimacy—7 Ways Investors Can Check Before Sending Money

Seeing an investment firm listed in a government database sounds like pretty convincing proof that your money is going somewhere legitimate. Unfortunately, the Securities and...

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Payment Processor Nuvei Agrees to Pay $4.85 Million Over FTC Tech Support Scam Allegations

A global payment processor has agreed to pay $4.85 million to settle Federal Trade Commission allegations that it provided payment services to merchants engaged in...

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7 Social Security Numbers Retirees Should Know Before 2027 COLA Season Begins

Fall brings an annual guessing game for millions of retirees: How much will Social Security checks increase next year? The official 2027 Social Security COLA...

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Two Florida Men Sentenced in $34.8 Million Medicare Scheme That Sent Unneeded Braces to Beneficiaries

Two Florida men have been sentenced to federal prison for their roles in a $34.8 million Medicare fraud conspiracy that resulted in orthotic braces being...

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FDA Approves Etcamah for Advanced Breast Cancer Before Imaging Shows Disease Progression

The FDA has granted accelerated approval to a new treatment strategy for certain people with advanced breast cancer—one that can begin after a resistance mutation...

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FinCEN Expands Reporting Rules for $1,000 Cash Transactions at Border Money Services Businesses

People making certain cash transactions of $1,000 or more at money services businesses in parts of Texas and New Mexico may be asked for identification...

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IRS Urges Taxpayers to Get an IP PIN to Help Stop Tax Identity Theft

The IRS is urging taxpayers to take several steps now to make it harder for identity thieves to use stolen personal information to file fraudulent...

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These States Still Have Laws That Can Make Adult Children Pay for a Parent’s Care

Most adults probably assume their parents’ unpaid nursing-home bills could never legally become their problem unless they signed something agreeing to pay. In much of...

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