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I grew up on a small farm in Iowa in the 1950s and 1960s, graduated from the University of Iowa twice, was a family-practice physician in a small town in northeast Iowa and worked with numerous foreign-born physicians.
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A New York-area family-practice doctor who was featured in a Wall Street Journal article about Medicare abuses last year was indicted by a federal grand jury this week for allegedly submitting more than $13 million of false claims to the program.
Doctor Is Indicted in Medicare Case John Carreyrou 2011
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Your article cites an unnamed family-practice doctor who bilked Medicare out of more than $2 million in questionable testing, claiming not to use leeches, a treatment option of her home country, "because of malpractice."
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Dr. Galea is a Canadian family-practice trained physician that has re-branded himself as a sports medicine guru.
First Tiger, Now A Rod linked to tainted Canadian 'Sports' Doctor 2010
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Dr. Marc Abrams, a family-practice physician, was known for his daily, shirtless treks through the neighborhood.
Silver Lake's Beloved 'Walking Man' Found Dead In Hot Tub 2010
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Christopher G. Wayne doesn't look like a typical family-practice doctor.
Confidentiality Cloaks Medicare Abuse Mark Schoofs 2010
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Dr. Galea is a Canadian family-practice trained physician that has re-branded himself as a sports medicine guru.
Dr. Johnny Benjamin: First Tiger, Now A Rod linked to tainted Canadian 'Sports' Doctor 2010
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There's something else about Dr. Wayne that doesn't resemble a normal family-practice doctor: his earnings from Medicare, the government insurance program for the elderly and disabled.
Confidentiality Cloaks Medicare Abuse Mark Schoofs 2010
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Between 1997 and 2005, the number of U.S. medical graduates entering family-practice residencies fell by 50 percent, as young doctors headed for more-lucrative specialties like orthopedic surgery and radiology.
Overdose 2007
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Between 1997 and 2005, the number of U.S. medical graduates entering family-practice residencies fell by 50 percent, as young doctors headed for more-lucrative specialties like orthopedic surgery and radiology.
Overdose 2007
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