he conversation reflected frustration and disbelief.
A woman had called SilverScript, which runs one of the largest Medicare prescription drug plans, to complain that she was unable to get a generic version of a brand-name asthma medication known as Advair. She couldn’t understand why a less-expensive generic was not on the list of covered medicines, because paying for it anyway would cost her about $100 more.
Police say Nepal’s rescue fraud case is real, but claims that guides poisoned tourists remain unproven. Nepal’s mountain tourism industry is facing fresh scrutiny after a major investigation into f...