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Second Circuit Introduces ‘At Least One Purpose’ Rule to Anti-Kickback Cases: A significant ruling from the Second Circuit introduces the ‘at least one purpose’ standard in anti-kickback cases, clarifying prosecutorial requirements and potential defenses. Read more
The EU’s Artificial Intelligence Act: Implications for Continuing Education in the Health Professions: Explore the potential impacts of the European Union’s Artificial Intelligence Act on continuing education and training within the health sector. Read more
California Physician and Medical Practice Reach $3.8 Million False Claims Act Settlement: A settlement has been reached involving a California physician and their practice, addressing allegations under the False Claims Act totaling $3.8 million. Read more
Eight Individuals Indicted in Medicaid Fraud Scheme for Adult Day Cares: A major Medicaid fraud case has emerged, with indictments against eight individuals involved in a scheme operating through adult day care centers. Read more
HEARTS Health Education Awareness Research and Training in Schools Act Becomes Law: New legislation mandates training on Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) in schools, marking a significant advancement in emergency preparedness education. Read more
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals Upholds False Claims Act Dismissal: The Eighth Circuit has upheld a dismissal under the False Claims Act, setting a precedent that may influence future legal interpretations and litigation. Read more
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