Evidence released in Trayvon Martin case
Details of Trayvon Martin's autopsy, photos of George Zimmerman's injuries and audio recordings still don't paint a complete picture of what happened the night Martin was shot to death.
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Fraud cases end with legal opinion
Doctors and dentists have always been held responsible for the accuracy of their bills, but now a judge says they aren't to blame for what their employees did. Dentist Ben Spivey could be reinstated today based on that.
If health law goes, so does ‘uninsurable’ coverage
The health-reform law brought a lifeline to about 62,000 patients with the Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan. But they will lose that coverage if the Supreme Court strikes down the law.
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Drug repackaging fight revived
There are 10 months until the next legislative session, but the Government Efficiency Task Force is already backing a proposal to limit the amount doctors can charge for worker's compensation drugs they repackage and dispense at their office.
Quadriplegic faces eviction, can’t find new home
There's no federal money to help 28-year-old Adam Martin find a place to live, since Florida rejected such funds in its fight against the Affordable Care Act. There's no federal money to help 28-year-old Adam Martin find a place to live, since Florida rejected such funds in its fight against the Affordable Care Act. In other news Friday:
--$7M to research AIDS goes to UM.
--Jackson Health System predicts financial struggle over summer.
Mission: Defeat Alzheimer’s
An Alzheimer's Disease research center in Tampa will be part of a major clinical trial on the disease, part of a national initiative announced Tuesday. Nearly half a million Floridians have been diagnosed.
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Original Stories from Health News Florida
- Legal opinion forces dental board to drop fraud charges
- FL institute is part of new Alzheimer’s trial
- FL Medicaid pay for doctors could soar
- How efficient is your hospital? In FL, not very
- FL hates health law, but plans for it in $700K study
- FL passed up $200M for uninsured kids
- FL community health centers to get $21M
- Suit reveals clinic’s financial incentives
- Lost records sink case
- Case involving death of autistic boy may end quietly
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