SEC warns schemes targeting physicians

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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has taken action against at least four would be scams in 2002. In such scams the artists lure physicians into fake investment opportunities by promising them a seat on a medical advisory board or review panel.

Medical Service and Health Insurance, Company legal issue, Cases, Health insurance industry, Medicaid fraud, United States. Securities and Exchange Commission

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Critics say specialty hospital ban undermines care

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Ohio plans to prohibit the construction of specialty hospitals for two years to evaluate their impact on the health care marketplace in the state.

Hospitals, Ohio

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Practices get bigger tax break for equipment purchases

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Medical practices can obtain higher tax deductions as a result of the new tax reduction legislation signed in May 2003.

Public Finance Activities, Tax Deductions & Exemptions, Taxes, Capital funds & cash flow, Medicine, Taxation, Accounting and auditing, Practice, Capital investments, Tax deductions, Medical practice, Capital investment

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