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What do two divergent inflation readings have to do with a blockbuster health care deal? Quite a lot, actually. For starters, there is the potential $32 billion-plus deal for health insurance giant Humana, the bulk of whose earnings come from Medicare, the federal program that insures America's elderly.

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Doctors must be careful to avoid entering into payment agreements that could violate the anti-kickback statute, HHS' Office of Inspector General warned in a fraud alert Tuesday that follows a dozen recent settlements involving physician contracts.

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What Patients are Reading
In the privacy of a doctor's office, a patient can ask any question and have it be covered under doctor–patient confidentiality. But what happens when patients want to search possible symptoms of a disease or ailment online?

Visit http://www.npr.org/sections/alltechconsidered/2015/06/08/412893469/online-health-searches-arent-always-confidential to view the full article online.

 
Gregory McCarthy, a podiatrist with Siouxland Podiatry Associates, said it's not a bad idea to wear flip flops at the pool or beach. But he cautions against putting many miles on the squishy foam footwear. You're bound to end up with foot problems.

Visit http://siouxcityjournal.com/special-section/siouxland_life/foot-woes-will-prevent-some-from-wearing-sandals-flip-flops/article_f9826df4-323b-572d-be2e-15fb69fd03da.html to view the full article online.

 
A growing body of research indicates that exposure to bacteria and viruses affects one’s likelihood for developing a number of chronic health conditions. Increasingly, scientists are uncovering proof that certain features of the human microbiome may be a root cause of obesity and Type 2 diabetes.

Visit http://www.newsweek.com/staph-bacteria-may-be-trigger-type-2-diabetes-339190 to view the full article online.

 
Many children suffer from foot problems that often go undiagnosed. There are many symptoms parents can watch for, says Dr. Bradley Lamm, DPM, a Baltimore-area foot and ankle surgeon and fellow of the American College of Foot & Ankle Surgeons. Many parents think children can outgrow foot problems, but Dr. Lamm said it is important to get treatment.

Visit http://www.baltimoresun.com/health/blog/bs-hs-expert-pediatric-foot-condition-20150601-story.html to view the full article online.

 
Rebound shoes are designed to soften the blow of your feet hitting the ground during exercise.

Visit http://www.wsj.com/articles/can-boots-with-springs-help-ease-joint-pain-during-exercise-1433767126 to view the full article online.

 
Helping diabetes patients find new ways to monitor and treat their diabetes using their mobile devices is the goal of the partnership.

Visit http://www.eweek.com/mobile/samsung-and-medtronic-partnering-on-mobile-diabetes-management.html to view the full article online.

 
Women have approximately four times as many foot issues as men, according to the College of Podiatry — something podiatrists attribute to the wearing of high heels.

Visit http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/06/09/health-dangers-of-high-he_n_7522764.html to view the full article online.

 
If the eyes are the windows to the soul, the feet can offer a view of overall health, say experts.

Visit http://www.newsmax.com/Health/Health-News/feet-healths-signs/2015/06/09/id/649507/ to view the full article online.

 
Diabetes researchers are hoping that an almost century-old vaccine for
preventing tuberculosis may also reverse Type 1 diabetes.

Visit http://www.foxnews.com/health/2015/06/08/fda-approves-mid-stage-trial-vaccine-to-reverse-type-1-diabetes/ to view the full article online.

 
Twenty of the 50 U.S. hospitals that charge the most
for their services are located in Florida — and all but one of them are
for-profit, according to a study released Monday.

Visit http://abcnews.go.com/US/wireStory/study-profit-hospitals-charging-10x-medicare-rates-31620853 to view the full article online.

 
Every year beginning when he turned 45, Thomas Clark Semmes, an IT consultant for the federal government, would visit his internist for a physical. In a standard test of the sensory system that is often part of a physical, the Baltimore doctor would prick the soles of Semmes’s feet with a pin.

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