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A massive cyberattack impacted 190 million people, according to Change Healthcare's estimates.

Luigi Mangione, accused of murdering UnitedHealth CEO Brian Thompson, has been transferred to a high-profile detention center where he shares space with other notorious inmates.

UnitedHealth is demanding immediate repayment from borrowers of its no-interest loans, contradicting previous assurances.

The company's actions raise concerns over its reputation and compliance with promises made to providers.

UnitedHealth Group saw a 22% drop in shares after disappointing earnings and a revised 2025 forecast.

Key factors included unexpected demand in Medicare Advantage and challenges in Optum Health.

The University of Minnesota is facing criticism for mishandling plagiarism allegations against researcher Rachel Hardeman.

UnitedHealth Group significantly increased security spending for executives in 2024 to nearly $1.7 million due to rising concerns over targeted violence.

Optum, owned by UnitedHealth Group, is laying off 525 employees across multiple locations including urgent care facilities in Southern California.

Federal officials backed off plan to curb Medicare Advantage overcharges due to industry pressure, leading to ongoing fraud allegations against insurers.

UnitedHealth Group is pursuing legal action against a doctor over social media posts alleging coverage denial.

Tim Noel appointed as UnitedHealthcare's new CEO after the tragic killing of Brian Thompson.

Noel's extensive experience is expected to enhance UnitedHealthcare's services for consumers and partners.

Three insurance companies must pay $165 million for misleading consumers and violating regulations under the Massachusetts Consumer Protection Act.

The U.S. health insurance industry exemplifies profound corporate greed, impacting patients' lives negatively.

UnitedHealth Group is a prime example of a for-profit health insurance system that faces widespread criticism.

A ransomware attack on Change Healthcare by Blackcat compromised the private data of over 100 million individuals, representing a massive healthcare data breach.

Change Healthcare paid a $22 million ransom after a cyberattack affecting 100 million Americans' health data, marking the largest breach in healthcare history.

UnitedHealth Group CEO revealed data breach involving U.S. military personnel.

Delay in notifying affected individuals poses challenges for health data protection.