Thursday, January 8, 2009

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Treating and Preventing the Heparin Problem

The heparin scandal is a dramatic illustration of the shortcomings of our drug-safety system. more >>

Generic Drugs: Cheaper, Yes; Same Quality, Maybe Not

An analysis of heart drugs shows similar results, but that's not the whole picture. more >>

Fraud Rattles SBA Program

An investigation of HUBZone revealed millions in loans to ineligible and even fake businesses. more >>

Walker: Don't Expect to Retire at 65

Former GAO head warns of looming debt. more >>

Now GAO Will Probe TV Military Pundits

A bill before President Bush would demand the GAO review the Pentagon program. more >>

Long-Term Care Insurance: Not Always a Good Buy

Private plans are available, but getting one isn't necessarily a good idea. more >>

Fuel Costs Cut Deeply Into Food Aid

Shipping costs rise 30 percent, adding to inefficiencies. more >>

Global Hunger: Blame to Go Around

The problem has only worsened since pledges were made 12 years ago. more >>

GAO Blasts U.S. Effort on Pakistan Safe Haven

A new report criticizes efforts against the terrorist threat from the border areas. more >>

GAO Faults State Nursing Home Inspections

The woes of nursing homes and, more importantly, those in their care continue. more >>

The GAO Finds Fault With Medicare Advantage

The plans are supposed to save money but sometimes cost seniors more. more >>

A Debt Hard To Collect

Only 7 percent of restitution orders get paid. more >>

Congress Braces for a Bruising September

A contentious debate on the future of Iraq is in the offing. more >>

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