Promises, Promises: The Healthcare Gradebook
Folks, gather ’round the grill because it’s time for one of my classic freedom sermons. Remember those grand healthcare promises? They promised us a…
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When the CDC ‘Chills’ Its Own Boosters: How Silence Fuels the Panic Machine
A pulled CDC study on booster effectiveness leaves a vacuum, prompting social media to transform silence into a conspiracy frenzy.
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The Medicare Marathon: Sidestepping the Corporate Hurdles
Medicare these days resembles a marathon where seniors are the athletes, yet the finish line keeps moving at the whim of corporate sponsors. The…
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Crisis-Actor Bingo and Ivermectin Kits: How the Hantavirus Panic Hit the Viral Grift Circuit
A hantavirus outbreak put influencer Jake Rosmarin in the crosshairs of conspiracy fans and a media clip recycling scheme. Meanwhile, grifters find a stage in the chaos.
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When a Virtual Check‑In Feels Like a Paperwork Excuse: OIG Unearths $2.26 Million in Sketchy Remote Visits
An audit reveals $2.26 million in potentially improper Medicare payments, highlighting gaps in oversight and the intriguing complexity of virtual healthcare billing.
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Post Malone Delays Tour, Rezz Cancels for Health: When the Music—and the Invoice—Don’t Align
Post Malone postpones his tour for art, while Rezz pauses for health. Both decisions hit fans, but the ‘invoice’ moment highlights different tales from the music world.
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PhRMA’s Seven-Figure 340B Ad Blitz vs. TrumpRx Lobbying Surge
PhRMA launched a costly ad campaign targeting 340B discounts while its lobbying efforts spiked amid TrumpRx partnerships, revealing Big Pharma’s quiet investment in influence.
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When the Document Coughs: FDA’s Warning Letter to CareFusion 213, LLC
The FDA’s Warning Letter to CareFusion 213 unveils a chilling archive of recurring sterility failures at the El Paso facility, demanding a system overhaul.
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Purdue’s Sentencing Delay, and the Small Fight for a Public Courtroom
United States – April 22, 2026 – Purdue’s sentencing got bumped so opioid victims could sit in the courtroom, a small mercy in a large disaster.
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Purdue, the Opioid Court, and the Right to Show Up
United States – April 21, 2026 – A federal judge pushed Purdue Pharma’s sentencing from Zoom to in-person after opioid victims and the public showed up, a small scheduling decis…
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