Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services Administrator Mehmet Oz and state governments will have a great deal of discretion ...

So, shame on Dr. Oz for suggesting that Medicaid and Medicare recipients should avoid even the most meager of indulgences.

During an appearance on Fox Business, Oz celebrated Medicaid's 60th anniversary with a "MAHA Medi-cake, but told everyone not ...

Dr. Oz recently appeared on Fox Business's show Varney & Co. for the 60th anniversary of Medicare, the US government-run insurance program for those over 65. During his conversation with commentator ...

Do the most you can do to really live up to your God-given potential to live a full and healthy life. Don't eat carrot cake. Eat real food,’ Oz told Fox Business’ Stuart Varney on Monday ...

A viral photograph making the social media rounds in August 2022 purported to show Republican U.S. Senate candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz standing next to someone holding a sign for his campaign sideways ...

Dr. Mehmet Oz, Administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, is promoting President Donald Trump’s sweeping and highly controversial budget legislation by claiming it will guarantee ...

President-elect Trump named Dr. Mehmet Oz as his nominee for Administrator to the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services on Tuesday, saying he is "qualified and capable" in a statement.

Dr. Mehmet Oz had a "medical advisory board" to support claims he made on "The Dr. Oz Show." The 43-member board included people with no medical training who promoted extreme and debunked treatments.

Dr. Mehmet Oz was reportedly banned from presenting to a medical organization for two years beginning in 2003, after a medical study he authored was called into question due to the strength of the ...

Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., said he will vote to confirm Dr. Mehmet Oz to serve as Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services administrator if Oz is committed to protecting Medicare and Medicaid.

A photo of Oz from an Aug. 12 campaign stop in Harrisburg was edited to rotate a sign that originally was held horizontally and said "Oz." Our fact-check sources: Dr. Oz, Aug. 12, Facebook post ...