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Obama administration to remove hurdle to 'wellness' penalties
In what would be a significant and hard-fought victory for U.S. businesses, the Obama administration on Thursday announced that it will propose new rules for “workplace wellness programs” that would treat as “voluntary” programs that penalize workers thousands of dollars for not participating.
Republican Fiorina says she would neutralize Clinton's 'gender card'
By Steve Holland WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Former Hewlett-Packard chief executive Carly Fiorina said on Thursday if she were to become the Republican presidential nominee in 2016, she would neutralize Democrat Hillary Clinton’s argument that she would be the first woman president in the United States. Fiorina, who lost a bid for a U.S. Senate seat from California in 2010, said she is seriously considering a presidential bid. She is currently
California officials may declare end of Disneyland-linked measles outbreak
(Reuters) – A measles outbreak in California that has been traced to Disneyland in December and renewed a debate over the anti-vaccination movement would be declared over on Friday if no new related cases arise, a public health official said on Thursday. Officials with the California Department of Public Health are optimistic the outbreak will be declared over as Friday marks the end of a second, 21-day incubation period and
Florida doctor linked to U.S. senator pleads not guilty to Medicare fraud
By Zachary Fagenson WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (Reuters) – A Florida ophthalmologist accused of giving lavish gifts to U.S. Senator Robert Menendez in a corruption scandal that led to criminal charges against the New Jersey Democrat pleaded not guilty on Thursday in federal court to Medicare fraud charges. Salomon Melgen faces 76 counts of Medicare fraud and falsifying medical records, for which he has been jailed in southern Florida since
Florida doctor linked to U.S. senator pleads not guilty to Medicare fraud
By Zachary Fagenson WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (Reuters) – A Florida ophthalmologist accused of giving lavish gifts to U.S. Senator Robert Menendez in a corruption scandal that led to criminal charges against the New Jersey Democrat pleaded not guilty on Thursday in federal court to Medicare fraud charges. Salomon Melgen faces 76 counts of Medicare fraud and falsifying medical records, for which he has been jailed in southern Florida since
Government clarifies rules for wellness programs at work
WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal regulators are proposing limits on how employers use financial penalties and rewards to nudge employees to participate in fast-growing workplace wellness programs.
Government clarifies rules for wellness programs at work
WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal regulators are proposing limits on how employers use financial penalties and rewards to nudge employees to participate in fast-growing workplace wellness programs.
Guinea finds nine new Ebola cases near border with Sierra Leone
Guinean authorities have confirmed at least nine new cases of Ebola in the southwest region of Forecariah near the border with Sierra Leone, the area hardest hit by the year-old outbreak, a senior health official said on Thursday. Authorities launched a four day, door-to-door campaign in Forecariah on April 12 to improve community participation in reporting suspected cases and as part of an emergency 45-day drive to tackle Ebola in