Open Payments Will Diminish Trust in U.S. Doctors, Study Says
A new study suggests that increased public awareness of the Open Payments system will diminish patient trust.
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DOJ Arrests Several Physicians and Others in Crisis Crackdown
The Justice Department makes several arrests in the Trump Administration’s crackdown on industry professionals responsible for the opioid crisis.
Oregon’s Foster Care System is the Subject of a Lawsuit
Advocates for children in Oregon’s foster care system filed a lawsuit alleging issues related to lack of sufficient resources.
Kids II Recalls Rocking Sleepers After Five Infant Fatalities
Kids II is recalling all of its infant rocking sleepers after receiving reports that five infants have died in the sleepers.
Sacklers Want Everyone to Believe Addicts are the Real Problem
Another Sackler email proves the family wants to deflect attention away from its involvement in the opioid crisis.
Ways Businesses Can Get the Most Out of Facebook
Social media has gone beyond the social and into the commercial. Businesses can leverage Facebook marketing to attract and interact with more customers than ever.
Suboxone Manufacturer Indivior was Charged with Fraud and Conspiracy
Indivior marketed Suboxone as less addictive than it really is, according to court records.
Drug Middlemen are Responsible for Expensive Out-of-pocket Pricing
Pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) are being held accountable to skyrocketing drug prices.
Drug Court Allow Participants to Stay if They Wish
East Lansing’s drug court is structured to promote sustainable recovery.
Stretch of I-69 is Likened to an Obstacle Course
Commuters upset that stretch of I-69 has numerous potholes and is dangerous to drive.