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A large-scale crackdown uncovered over 450 individuals involved in health care fraud schemes across the United States, resulting in at least $6.5 billion in fraudulent Medicare and Medicaid claims. The operation targeted various schemes, including false billing, unnecessary medical procedures, and kickbacks, with some fraudsters using stolen funds to buy luxury cars, real estate, and build lavish resorts abroad. Notable cases included a nurse who spent millions on luxury items, physicians involved in fraudulent testing leading to a student's death, and operators of false medical companies transferring funds overseas.
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