Drink 2-3 Cups of Coffee Daily Can Prevent AKI
Research shows drinking several cups of coffee each day can ward off kidney failure.
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Florida Governor Signs Fentanyl, Meth Sentencing Bill into Law
Florida imposes harsh sentencing guidelines for dealers who cause drug fatalities.
Monkeypox, a Rare Africa-based Virus, Makes Its Way into the U.S.
A rare virus with flu-like symptoms is reported in the U.S.
West Virginia to Settle with Teva, AbbVie’s Allergan
West Virginia announces settlement with two drug makers.
DOJ Says Cardiologist Created, Distributed Ransomware
Heart doctor and self-taught cybercriminal created and distributed ransomware.
Experts Say Fentanyl Issue is Only Part of a Larger Crisis
Addiction is on the rise and is half the battle when it comes to fighting the opioid crisis.
MindMed Reports Favorable Results for its Neuro-drugs
Opioid withdrawal drug garners positive results in a clinical trial.
PA Sentenced for Fraudulent Prescriptions, Purdue Bonuses Approved
PA is sentenced for writing illicit oxycodone prescriptions while OxyContin maker is able to issue employee bonuses.
Young Adults are Turning to Social Media to Buy Illicit Drugs
Social media offers a platform for discrete drug deals with deadly consequences.
CSF Injections Could Reverse Cognitive Decline, Study Shows
Researchers find they can reverse memory loss in mice by transferring cerebrospinal fluid from young to older rodents.