California Data Brokers Delete 470,000 Records Under DROP Law

Privacy Policy: Data Brokers Begin Deletion of Over 470,000 Californians’ Personal Information as High Fines, Enforcement Expected

This month, hundreds of data brokers must begin deleting the personal information of more than 470,000 residents who registered with California’s Delete Request and Opt-Out Platform (DROP)—a first-of-its-kind online tool that could impose unprecedented fines on noncompliant companies and serve as a model for other states considering similar deletion mechanisms

A Closer Look at FDA’s Next Steps Following Advisory Committee’s Recommendation to Legalize Compounding for Wellness Peptides

On July 23 and 24, an advisory committee voted to recommend that the Food and Drug Administration allow compounding pharmacies to work with six non-FDA-approved peptides— protein building blocks...

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KKR: KKR Life Insurer Would Have Been Taken Over by Iowa Regulators Years Ago but for a Long-Standing Accounting Maneuver Propping It Up

Concerns about the life insurance and annuity industry have focused largely on the riskiness of insurers’ investments as they’ve moved policyholder money into private, illiquid...

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Chemed: Hospice Subsidiary VITAS Healthcare Overutilizing Intensive Services at Medicare’s Expense; Company Has Long History of Improper Billing Practices

As the Trump Administration continues its crackdown on hospice fraud, a Capitol Forum investigation has found that VITAS Healthcare, a subsidiary of Chemed (CHE) and the largest hospice operator in...

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