Information on how to spot fraudulent claims. Non-profit organization in the UK.

Provides several recourses related to health fraud including books and articles.

Exposes diet fraud, rip-offs and scams and allows consumers to file complaints and even join class action lawsuits against companies that market fraudulent products and devices.

Tips on spotting false claims, some medical problems that attract health fraud schemes, dietary supplement precautions, how to report a possible fraud.

Issue-based organization for the detection, investigation, and prosecution of health care fraud.

Articles and discussion over the alleged abuses and scams of the Bally Total Fitness national gym chain.

The Clinton administration strikes back - an article about the anti-fraud imperative.

An index of selected information gathered from various government agencies that addresses health fraud - includes the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and Federal Trade Commission (FTC).

Advice and information on how to evaluate HIV products or treatments to prevent fraud.

List of organizations that accept reports of health fraud cases.

List of resources and links related to various kinds of health care fraud.

Provides advice about patients' rights related to doctors and health plans who engage in switching patient prescriptions to cut costs or earn rebates.

Information addressing alternative medicine therapies and cures regarding possible fraud.

Information on nursing home complaint procedures.

List of resources about fraud in drug advertising and information on how to address complains.

Provides information about abuse by care-givers and contacts for help.

Articles and Tips on how to avoid becoming a health fraud victim.

A list of online fact sheets on selected topics for which the Federal Trade Commission has had to address consumer complaints regarding fraud. Some are available in Spanish.

Includes information on how to protect yourself from dangerous and fraudulent online practices involving the sale of FDA-regulated products.

Article about FTC's cracking down on bogus health web sites.

Online brochure that helps spotting false and unsubstantiated claims.

Offers services for detecting pharmacy fraud, insurance fraud, and non-compliance.

Identifies the promotion of an AIDS related health product, treatment or service that is known to be false, unproven, or potentially harmful.

The North American Spine Society has issued a special alert to all of its members regarding a cracking down on health fraud.

Focuses on health fraud resources and tips on where to report fraud cases. Partially in Spanish.

Policy and regulatory materials related to health care fraud and abuse.

Features a broad range of health care fraud and abuse issues in the private insurance industry, managed care organizations, federal and state programs.

Information-sharing proposals to improve enforcement efforts on health care fraud cases.

Better business bureau online accepts your complains and forwards them to the appropriate law enforcement authorities.

Manages and provides access to the National Practitioner Data Bank, the Healthcare Integrity and Protection Data Bank, and the Federal Credentialing Program.

Articles mainly warning about dangerous or questionable products and services related to health care or pharmaceuticals.

U. S. Food and Drug Administration Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition provides a guide to health care practices and products that may be fraudulent.

Online booklet on how to identify and avoid fraudulent Medicare billing practices and how to report suspected fraudulent products and practices.