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Government Mulls Regulation, Crackdown on E-Pharmacies Amid Concerns Over Data Privacy, Malpractices
The Union Health Ministry is planning to regulate and take stringent action against e-pharmacies, including banning them completely, after concerns over data privacy, malpractices in the sector, and irrational sale of drugs, official sources said on Monday.
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US Farmer Secretly Paid Strangers' Medical Bills For Years, His Story Will Warm Your Hearts
For ten years, Hody Childress drove to Geraldine Drugs once a month to leave a $100 payment to cover the cost of others' prescriptions.
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2 With No Foreign Travel Link Test Positive As Coronavirus Cases At 315
A woman in Pune and a man in West Bengal - both without any history of foreign travel - tested positive for coronavirus on Saturday, signalling a worrying trend as COVID-19 cases in India neared 315. People braced for the nationwide "Janata Curfew" on Sunday from 7 am and 9 pm - billed as a day of voluntary social distancing and widely seen as a pi...
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Indian-American jailed for 17 years for healthcare fraud
An Indian-American pharmacist has been sentenced to 17 years in prison by a US court for a healthcare fraud worth millions. Babubhai (Bob) Patel, 50, who owned and operated 26 pharmacies across metro Detroit, was sentenced in Michigan court, five months after a jury convicted him of billing the government for more than $57 million for painkillers t...
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Government Mulls Regulation, Crackdown on E-Pharmacies Amid Concerns Over Data Privacy, Malpractices
The Union Health Ministry is planning to regulate and take stringent action against e-pharmacies, including banning them completely, after concerns over data privacy, malpractices in the sector, and irrational sale of drugs, official sources said on Monday.
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US Farmer Secretly Paid Strangers' Medical Bills For Years, His Story Will Warm Your Hearts
For ten years, Hody Childress drove to Geraldine Drugs once a month to leave a $100 payment to cover the cost of others' prescriptions.
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2 With No Foreign Travel Link Test Positive As Coronavirus Cases At 315
A woman in Pune and a man in West Bengal - both without any history of foreign travel - tested positive for coronavirus on Saturday, signalling a worrying trend as COVID-19 cases in India neared 315. People braced for the nationwide "Janata Curfew" on Sunday from 7 am and 9 pm - billed as a day of voluntary social distancing and widely seen as a pi...
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Indian-American jailed for 17 years for healthcare fraud
An Indian-American pharmacist has been sentenced to 17 years in prison by a US court for a healthcare fraud worth millions. Babubhai (Bob) Patel, 50, who owned and operated 26 pharmacies across metro Detroit, was sentenced in Michigan court, five months after a jury convicted him of billing the government for more than $57 million for painkillers t...
