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Health Law Weekly Issue - May 24, 2019

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Health Law Weekly Issue - May 24, 2019

Articles

Caremark to Settle Class Action Alleging Unauthorized HIV Disclosures

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CMS Weighing Options for Covering Expensive New Treatments

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Federal Courts Enjoin Two Compounding Pharmacies for Distributing Adulterated Drugs

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HHS Issues Proposed Rule on ACA Nondiscrimination Provision

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HHS Spring Regulatory Agenda Indicates Stark, AKS Proposals Slated for July Release

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Home Health Care Agency Owners Sentenced for Medicare Fraud Scheme

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House Leaders Ask for Comments on Draft Measure Capping Medicare Part D Out-of-Pocket Costs

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Louisiana Physician Will Serve Three Years in Prison for Fraudulent Billing

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Medical Records Company Reaches HIPAA Settlement with OCR, States

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Merck Announced $1 Billion Acquisition of Biopharmaceutical Company

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Michigan Physician Admits to $2.5 Million Medicare Scam

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More States, Cities Sue to Block Final Conscience Rule

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Nurse Practitioner Sentenced to Over Six Years for Fraud, Opioid Prescribing

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OIG: Full Potential of Health Information Exchange Unrealized Among ACOs Using Health IT

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Podiatrist Draws Two-Year Prison Term for Medicare Fraud

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SCOTUS Revives Preemption Issue for Failure-to-Warn Claims Against Merck over Fosamax Labeling

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Seventh Circuit Rejects Discrimination Action, Finds Physician Was Not Hospital Employee

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Sweeping Bipartisan Legislation Taking Aim at Health Care Costs Introduced in Senate

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Texas Physician Agrees to $118,000 Medicare Fraud Settlement

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U.S. Court in New Hampshire Tosses Suspended Physician’s Breach of Contract Claims

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U.S. Court in Ohio Says CVS Must Face Negligence Action for Dispensing Wrong Rx Drug

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Vermont Supreme Court Recognizes Private of Action for Unauthorized Disclosure of Treatment Information

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