Genworth Finds Material Weakness – WSJ

Insurer Genworth Financial Inc. said it didn’t have adequate controls in place and failed to identify a $44 million calculation error as it implemented changes to its methodologies as part of a review of its long-term-care claim reserves.

via Genworth Finds Material Weakness – WSJ.

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Update 03.04.15

Miscalculated Risk: The Old-Age Bill That s Crushing Genworth – Insurance Networking News.

This link provides more in depth analysis.

Dr. Google – The Verge

The internet giant knows it already has a massive audience for this information: internet-assisted hypochondriacs have been around for years now, and the company says that one in 20 Google searches are health-related.

via Google adds fact-checked medical information to search | The Verge.

SUD CAGE and AUDIT

Excessive alcohol use adversely affects an estimated 38 million (30%) adults in the United States, but surprisingly, only 1 out 6 say they talk to their doctor, nurse, or healthcare professional about drinking

via Physician’s Weekly for Medical News, Opinions, Features Articles.

So why do we continue to use outdated and perfectly useless alcohol questionnaires in our business when AUDIT and CAGE are much more effective?