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Doctors allegedly prescribed hormones off-label and charged for non-existent tests. · Cyprus Report

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Doctors allegedly prescribed hormones off-label and charged for non-existent tests.

1 sourceFirst reported 20 days agoUpdated 20 days ago

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Two doctors in Cyprus have been accused of prescribing hormonal medications off-label to patients within the General Healthcare System (GeSY).
A third doctor is alleged to have billed GeSY for tests that were never performed.
The allegations came to light following complaints received by the relevant department of the Health Insurance Organization (OAY).
The doctors involved include an endocrinologist and a nephrologist, while the third doctor is an orthopedist.
Investigations into the matter are ongoing.

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Χορηγούσαν αβέρτα ορμόνες σε ασθενείς: Δύο γιατροί συνταγογραφούσαν φάρμακα εκτός εγκεκριμένων ενδείξεων – Τρίτος φόρτωνε το ΓεΣΥ με εξετάσεις που δε διενεργούσεPhilenews · 20 days ago

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Two doctors in Cyprus have been accused of prescribing hormonal medications off-label to patients within the General Healthcare System (GeSY).
A third doctor is alleged to have billed GeSY for tests that were never performed.
The allegations came to light following complaints received by the relevant department of the Health Insurance Organization (OAY).
The doctors involved include an endocrinologist and a nephrologist, while the third doctor is an orthopedist.
Investigations into the matter are ongoing.

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