Gender Care Docs Accused of Fraud; Army Ob/Gyn Criminally Charged; Nurse Sentenced

(MedPage Today) — Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has accused two doctors of fraudulently billing Medicaid to provide gender-affirming care. May Lau, MD, and M. Brett Cooper, MD, were both sued by Paxton last year for allegedly violating the…

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