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Defense officials call Air Force F-22 probe sloppy and inadequate

By Douglas Birch

Critics of the Air Force's decision to blame a costly F-22 crash on its pilot have some ammunition

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OPINION: The illusory promise of free-market health care miracles

By Wendell Potter

Growth of electronic medical records eases path to inflated bills

By Fred Schulte

Billing complexity spawns new industry

By Fred Schulte

OPINION: Physicians' group will barnstorm conventions with truth-telling on ObamaCare

By Wendell Potter

Electronic medical records probed for over-billing

By Fred Schulte

Are feds doing all they can to ferret out waste from move to electronic records?

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GOP senators call for overhaul of electronic health records program

By Fred Schulte

IMPACT: Administration official asks for Medicare billing review

By Fred Schulte

Top House Republicans demand suspension of electronic medical records program

By Fred Schulte

Growth of electronic medical records eases path to inflated bills

By Fred Schulte

GOP super donor's foundation leans left

By Paul Abowd and Dave Levinthal

Billionaire Republican super donor Harold Simmons chairs a foundation that backs liberal causes.

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Top 10 donors make up a third of donations to super PACs

By John Dunbar and Michael Beckel

Pro-GOP donor one-upped by boss's support of Democratic PAC

By John Dunbar

House candidates draw one-campaign super PACs

By Russ Choma

More than half Crossroads' cash comes from three Texas tycoons

By Michael Beckel

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Toxic clout: how Washington works (badly)

By Bill Buzenberg

How Washington works (badly)

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EPA adds safeguards to spotlight conflicts on scientific panels

By David Heath and Ronnie Greene

EPA unaware of industry ties on cancer review panel

By David Heath and Ronnie Greene

Tackling the powerful chemical industry

By Bill Buzenberg

Praise from MIT for Center and PBS collaboration on post-Erin Brockovich Hinkley, Calif.

By The Center for Public Integrity

U.S. asbestos imports condemned by health experts, activists

By Jim Morris

More than 50 countries have banned asbestos, a toxic mineral linked to cancer and other diseases. The United States isn't one of them.

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Exporting an epidemic

By Jim Morris

The Brockovich of Brazil

By Jim Morris

Digital mammography no better than film for most women, despite increased costs

By Joe Eaton

A growing death toll in Mexico

By Ana Avila

GOP senators call for overhaul of electronic health records program

By Fred Schulte

Report says $35 billion Obama administration stimulus program not working

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Electronic medical records probed for over-billing

By Fred Schulte

IMPACT: Administration official asks for Medicare billing review

By Fred Schulte

Top House Republicans demand suspension of electronic medical records program

By Fred Schulte

Billing complexity spawns new industry

By Fred Schulte

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Cook County sparks national changes in mental health care for delinquent youth

By Ed Finkel, Dick Mendel and Juvenile Justice Information Exchange

Cook County sparks national changes in treatment for delinquent youth.

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Report: Too little mental health care for boomers

By The Associated Press

After years of effort, Illinois finds traction in meeting needs of mentally ill youth

By Ed Finkel, Dick Mendel and Juvenile Justice Information Exchange

Despite Tucson and rising needs, mental health takes a back budget seat

By Amy Biegelsen

Traceability elusive in global trade of human parts

By Kate Willson and Mar Cabra

New urgency targets mysterious kidney disease in Central America

By Sasha Chavkin

In El Salvador, health ministries formally recognize a kidney disease killing laborers — and vow deeper scrutiny of its causes.

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As kidney disease kills thousands across continents, scientists scramble for answers

By Sasha Chavkin

Thousands of sugar cane workers die as wealthy nations stall on solutions

By Sasha Chavkin and Ronnie Greene

Methodology

By International Consortium of Investigative Journalists

In India, verdant terrain conceals clues to a fatal kidney disease

By Sasha Chavkin

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