VA medical centers in hot water for failing to follow sterilization training

By Laurel Adams

GAO says some VA medical centers aren't following strict sanitation guidelines for reusable medical equipment

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45 million Americans without health insurance

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Proposed bill aims to expand health IT funds to mental health providers

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FDA criticized for accepting free help from company that later won generic OK

By Laurel Adams

The Food and Drug Administration last month issued guidelines for agency staff to follow when drugmakers offer free help during emergencies

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Lack of adequate foreign drug oversight

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FDA enforcement actions way down

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Problems in oversight of food safety

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FDA's flimsy recall power for food imports puts public at risk, watchdog says

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Lawsuit loans add new risk for the injured

By Binyamin Appelbaum and Ben Hallman

The business of lending to plaintiffs has blossomed over the past decade, part of a growing trend in which banks and hedge funds seeking unt

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Borrower Nightmares: $700 dormitory fee costs family its car

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In trouble from an online payday loan? You might not have to repay it

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Broad reach of new consumer financial agency may fall short in some areas

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Maryland challenges online payday lender owned by tribal member

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Dispute in Pennsylvania town highlights EPA's coal ash dilemma

By Amy Biegelsen

It was a windy Friday morning last December when Gary Kuklish stepped out of the post office in the tiny coal town of LaBelle, PA, looked do

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Democrats join fight against coal ash regulation

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Republican duo supported by energy industry seek to rein in EPA on coal ash

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IMPACT: Environmental groups sue EPA over lack of coal ash regulation

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Kilpatrick not happy with for-profit earmark ban

By Nick Schwellenbach

Remember the March announcement by House Democrats banning earmarks aimed at for-profit entities? Not every Democrat seems to be entirely ha

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A ‘Murtha Method’ encore

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PMA Group ‘excel’s at access to Murtha, document shows

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Earmarks lobbyist indicted for illegal campaign contribution scheme

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Ex-GOP whip blunt gave earmarks and got campaign cash through the 'Murtha Method'

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ANALYSIS: Death panels real and imagined

By Wendell Potter

Congressmen like Phil Gingrey continue to scare foks with talk of death panels, while insurers make real life or death decisions

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OPINION: Guess who would benefit from privatizing Medicare?

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Super Congress hauls in super donations as special interests try to influence budget cuts

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Super Congress hauls in super donations as special interests try to influence budget cuts

By Aaron Mehta and Josh Israel

Gang of 12 tasked with cutting budget by $1.5 trillion hauls in big PAC donations

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Jon Huntsman's $1 trillion mistake

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Government agencies blew $125 billion on improper payments

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Family docs seeking more members on AMA group with influence over Medicare pay

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Report faults Medicare controls on widely abused drugs

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

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Mysterious kidney disease has killed thousands of men in an isolated region of Central America, but why?

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

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Methodology

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

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New urgency targets mysterious kidney disease in Central America

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A note of the data and analysis for 'Island of the Widows'

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

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

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

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How a rare kidney disease is killing laborers and vexing researchers in three countries.

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