Medical Board Says Doc is Incompetent After Plaintiff Loses Suit
Iowa’s licensing board deems surgeon incompetent immediately after a patient’s suit is tossed.
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McKinsey, FDA are Responsible for Disclosing & Considering Conflicts
McKinsey has consulted for the FDA and opioid drug companies simultaneously for years without reporting any conflicts of interest.
Schools are Experiencing Increasing Rates of Violence, Reports Show
With heightened uncertainty comes social isolation, as well as an increase in both mental health issues and violence.
Family Gets Stuck with Bills After Baby Passes Away
Parents get stuck in the middle of an insurance company, hospital battle.
OXTR Could Influence Instagram Usage, Researchers Report
New research suggests opioid receptors might influence social media use.
Despite the Pandemic, Canada had a Decrease in Suicides in 2020
Suicides decreased in Canada amid sudden pandemic uncertainties last year.
Report Shows Cannabis is Effective in Treating Anxiety, Depression
Medical cannabis has shown to be effective in treating mental health conditions, according to a new report.
Doctor who Didn’t Follow COVID Protocols Has His License Pulled
Doctor tells his patients masks cause carbon dioxide poisoning.
Report Indicates It’s Time to Close the Medicaid Coverage Gap
The Center for American Progress insists broader Medicaid coverages means less debt and more lives saved.
The Frequency of Spillover is Difficult to Track
Scientists are trying to figure out how often viruses are transmitted to humans by other species.