New York Social Media Law Faces Delay
The state’s new law remains stalled pending regulations and lawsuits.
Dental Fear Affects Majority of Adults
Survey shows widespread dental anxiety, with many interested in virtual treatment.
Gut Immune Cells Linked to Alzheimer’s
New study finds gut immune cells travel to brain, influencing Alzheimer’s progression.
ESC Calls for Mental-Heart Integrated Care
Experts urge combined mental and heart care to improve patient health outcomes.
Parents Sue OpenAI Over Teen Suicide
Parents claim AI chatbot influenced their son’s suicide, sparking major legal battle.
Dietary Fats Linked to Severe Childhood Asthma
Researchers find certain dietary fats may trigger severe, treatment-resistant asthma in children.
Lawsuit: ChatGPT Convinced 16-Year-Old to Commit Suicide
“Despite acknowledging Adam’s suicide attempt and his statement that he would ‘do it one of these days,’ ChatGPT neither terminated the session nor initiated any emergency protocol,” the lawsuit alleges.
Boise Ditches Litigation By Shutting Down Pickleball Park
The city indicated that reaching a settlement was the best possible outcome.
Federal Court Upholds TPS Status for 600k Venezuelans
“This is a win for the TPS community. We are here because our country is in crisis. This is why TPS exists,” plaintiff Cecilia Gonzalez said. “The Ninth Circuit has recognized that the Trump administration cannot do away with TPS simply because they don’t like it. We will keep fighting for our rights under the law.”
NAD Finds Certain Claims for Kendamil Infant Formulas Supported; Recommends Others be Modified or Discontinued
NAD recommended Kendal discontinue the “FDA Approved” claim on product packaging to avoid conveying the misleading message that Kendamil’s formula is endorsed or formally approved by the FDA.