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Considerations Regarding Cannabinoid Language Use
Misleading, ideologically charged language doesn’t just hurt consumers; it hurts companies, the industry and the free market writ large.
Mental Health Coverage Laws Improve Access to Care for Children
Health insurance laws may be key to ensuring children get the care they need.
Study Suggests Beta-amyloid Link Between Diabetes, Alzheimer’s
New research demonstrates potential for a specific protein causing type 2 diabetics to experience cognitive decline.
Federal Judge Orders West Los Angeles College to Restore Campus Shuttle to Provide Equal Access to Students with Mobility Disabilities
WLAC is located on a hill in Culver City, California with steep, uneven terrain and long distances from the parking on the outer edges of the campus to the main buildings.
New Albany Man Sentenced to Twenty Months in Federal Prison for Stealing Over $1.2 Million from his Employer
Due to this years’ long scheme, Keller’s employer was deceived into paying Keller approximately $1,210,120 for work they believed was completed by fictitious employees of Keller’s business.
Indianapolis Drug Dealer Sentenced to 15+ Years for Fentanyl Trafficking and Possessing an Arsenal of Guns
According to the Drug Enforcement Administration, as little as two milligrams of fentanyl can be fatal, depending on a person’s body size, tolerance, and past usage—a tiny amount that can fit on the tip of a pencil.
Study Examines How Organ States Influence Overall Well-being
Researchers focus on the interplay between the brain, other organs, and both physical and mental health.
FDA Issues Letter Delaying Approval of MDMA-Assisted Treatment
The agency has requested an additional Phase 3 trial further assessing for safety and efficacy.
Family of New Mexico Basketball Player Files Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against NSMU
The lawsuit, filed on behalf of the estate of the late Brandon Travis, seeks to hold New Mexico State University liable for encouraging a “culture of violence.” Notably, Travis was killed after brandishing a firearm and shooting at a rival athlete–an athlete Travis himself had lured to the University of New Mexico in hopes of exacting “revenge.”