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One way or another, the federal government is still bent on pushing Medicare into private hands

By Trudy Lieberman
The push towards privatizing Medicare continues at the federal level, with the role of middlemen getting larger.
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Santa Barbara merger could drive up region's cost of health care

By Alex Kacik
The Federal Trade Commission and California Attorney General have spent more than three years examining the merger proposal to weigh antitrust concerns.
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New Health Care Models Offer Alternative to Fee-for-Service Care

By Ryan White

It’s too soon to say, but Accountable Care Organizations appear to be on the right side of several key health care trends. CareMore's Chief Medical Officer Ken Kim talks to the 2012 National Health Journalism Fellows.

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Movin' On Up: Diabetes, Obesity Decline With Move To Wealther Neighborhood

By Barbara Feder Ostrov

A Lap-Band lawsuit gets uglier, what Nixon's HMOs have to do with Obama's ACOs, diabetes and where you live, plus more from our Daily Briefing.

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