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Florida's Unusual Medicare Charges, And Why They Matter To Patients
A group of Florida doctors has been charging Medicare at a surprisingly high rate. A ProPublica investigation analyzed a recently released Medicare...
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NOAA Forecasts Quiet Atlantic Hurricane Season In 2014
Three to six hurricanes are expected to form during the six-month season that begins June 1. That's below average, but NOAA officials emphasized a single storm can make for a bad year.
Book News: NASA Has Free E-Book On Decoding Extraterrestrial Messages
Also: Amazon has removed the "Buy" buttons from a number of Hachette titles; Hassan Blasim's short story collection The Iraqi Christhas won the Independent Foreign Fiction Prize.
Taking a Tour of the Past to Preserve Our Future
It's been said that in Florida, any building that's more than 30 years old is well, old, and worthy of being torn down for something new and shiny. That…
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Nothing Interim to WellCare CEO's Work
The interim CEO of WellCare Health Plans says he’s trying to move past the company’s troubles and focus on expanding its Medicare, Medicaid and...
"Coffee: The World in Your Cup" Pours into Bradenton
Have you ever been interested on what goes into that morning cup coffee? You can find out tonight at the South Florida Museum in Bradenton. Coffee has…
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Making Sense of Elliot Rodger's Manifesto
Twenty-two-year old Elliot Roger killed six people in a rampage in Santa Barbara, California.It was a rampage predicted by a series of YouTube videos and…
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'Genius Map Drawer' Denies Sharing Redistricting Information With GOP Officials
A state Republican staffer, tagged as a "genius map drawer," denied discussing or sharing proposed new district lines in 2011 with national GOP officials,…
Synthetic Drug Sends 28 to Hospital
Two synthetic marijuana products -- identified as "Scooby Snax" and "Purple Flake" -- have sent more than two dozen people to the hospital in...
Gov. Scott Inks Record Budget, Spares Most Projects
Without the public ceremony of past years, Gov. Rick Scott on Monday quietly signed into law a $77 billion, election-year budget, slashing just $68.9…
Study: Americans Less Fearful Of Storms Named After Women
People are less likely to seek shelter or otherwise prepare for storms given female names, researchers say. As a result, such storms result in nearly twice as many deaths as those with male names.
USF Benefits from State Budget
Among the big winners in the 2014-15 state budget signed by Gov. Rick Scott on Monday is the University of South Florida, which picked up funding for a…
EPA: Florida Must Cut Carbon Emissions 38 Percent
The federal government is proposing that Florida cut its carbon dioxide emissions from power plants by 38 percent by the year 2030.The U.S. Environmental…
Florida Matters: The 70th Anniversary of D-Day
This Friday will mark the 70th anniversary of D-Day, the historic military landing at Normandy during World War II. This week on Florida Matters, we'll…
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Trading Lab Goggles for Beer Goggles at Pint of Science
Even though she's relatively new to the research world, Crystina Bronk knows there's a not-so-complementary - but partially true - stereotype about her…
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5 Still in Hospital from Bad Drug Batch
After a weekend scare, in which more than two dozen people were treated at UF Health Shands Hospital in Gainesville, the threat from a bad batch of...
'Charlotte's Web,' Immigrant Tuition Among 105 Bills Sent To Gov. Scott
Governor Rick Scott has about two weeks to act on more than a 100 bills delivered to his desk Thursday. They include a bill granting in-state tuition...
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Rebel Urologist Called ‘Menace’
Calling him “a menace to society,” the Florida Board of Medicine rejected the Department of Health’s proposed settlement to allow Dr. Ronald Wheeler to...
My Generation: Young Chinese Artists On Display In St. Petersburg/Tampa
A few years ago, the directors of the St. Petersburg Museum of Fine Arts and the Tampa Museum of Art decided they wanted to collaborate on something.…
Board Disciplines Doctor in Fatal Overdose
During its meeting Friday in Tampa, the Florida Board of Medicine issued fines and penalties against Hillsborough County physician Betty Jo Carter, for...
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Making Sense of Maureen Dowd's Bad Marijuana Trip
New York Times Columnist Maureen Dowd was in the state of Colorado a while back, a state that has legalized the recreational use of marijuana.She decided…
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Gov. Scott Signs In-State Tuition Bill
Florida students living in the country illegally will be allowed to qualify for in-state college tuition rates under a bill signed into law by Gov. Rick…
How An Arts Program Is Changing A School's Culture
When Jonathan De Leon left his home state of New Jersey to teach at North Miami Middle School in 2007, he immediately saw possibility — both in the school…
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Internal Audit: 4 Florida VA Medical Centers Require Further Review
An internal audit of the 731 Department of Veterans Affairs medical centers nationwide was released today and four Florida facilities made the list…
Immigrant Tuition Bill Signed Amid Political Sparring
With Hispanic voters likely to play a key role in the 2014 elections, Gov. Rick Scott signed a bill Monday allowing some undocumented immigrants to pay…
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