As the summer months heat up, there’s nothing better than indulging in a refreshing beverage, but what about a refreshing entrée? If you’ve found yourself asking this question, then this chilled soup recipe may be perfect for you.
Gazpacho is a chilled vegetable soup that originated in the southern Spanish region of Andalusia. It is said that this dish may have originated during the Middle Ages when Spain was part of the Islamic world. Back then, the soup was called ajo blanco and contained bread, almonds, garlic, vinegar, and olive oil. As the recipe evolved, it began to contain more chopped vegetables and less bread. In 1963, this soup made its way into an influential American cookbook, stating, “Gazpacho, the soup-salad of Spain, has become an American food fashion.”


Medicare fraud is not only a rising threat to seniors, but also to the entire nation and our economy. Hence, the government is cracking down on provider billing rights and enlisting the help of beneficiaries nationwide.
Worried about staying healthy and reducing your chance of heart disease? This easy and healthy basked fish recipe could be a great meal choice for you and your family.
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As of December 31, 2012, over 10 billion Medicare beneficiaries were enrolled in a Medicare Supplement plan in the United States.
Heading into the long Memorial Day weekend, many Americans will take a break from their day-to-day routines by enjoying the fast-approaching summer swelter with grilled food and refreshing beverages. But it doesn’t have to be all greasy hamburgers and oversized steaks at your holiday cookout. The magic of grilling can unlock the flavor in just about any food, and that’s especially true of fruits and vegetables. Here’s a recipe that combines the best of these worlds, while incorporating a little twist on a tired and true formula.
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In an unprecedented move, the federal government recently released information on how much hospitals charge Medicare for common procedures. The data shed light on the dramatic variation in hospital billing across the nation and within communities. 



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