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Luigi Mangione came from a solid family. Like with school shooters, his case suggests parents can't control their adult kids.

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Intermountain McKay-Dee Hospital has partnered with Intermountain Primary Children’s Hospital in an effort to address the ...

The U.S. OIG audit found Indiana Medicaid improperly paid $56M for ABA therapy, with concerns over $76.7M more.

Indiana Medicaid improperly spent $56 million to $76 million over a two-year period on applied behavior analysis (ABA), according to a new federal audit.