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Wyeth Pharmaceuticals to pay $700,000 to Oklahoma for unlawful marketing of a kidney transplant drug.
Oklahoma state legislators request Veterans Affairs study.
Medicare Part D premiums to average $31 in 2014, up from $30.
A new study connects anemia to increased dementia risk.
Three-fifths of nursing home hospitalizations are avoidable.
The number of Medicaid providers in Kentucky declined by 8% after the state switched to HMO managed care.
The U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services launched the website healthcare.govhttps://www.healthcare.gov/
to make it easy for consumers to learn about the new Health Insurance Marketplace.
The Senior Law Center issued a guide to long-term care in Oklahoma.
A money saving plan for court-ordered mental health treatment remains controversial.
Kaiser breaks down the nuts and bolts of KanCare, the Kansas managed care model.
Registration is now open for family caregiver conferences accross Oklahoma.
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