Gun Facts in the U.S. 2024: The Reality of Firearms in America
Firearms are deeply ingrained in American culture, from hunting to personal defense and sport shooting.
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What Is Cyber Harassment?
As digital spaces continue to evolve, understanding the forms of cyber harassment and how to respond to it is essential.
The CDC Has Updated Its Opioid Pain Management Guidelines
The agency has released new pain management practices to address the ever-changing opioid epidemic.
Using Light Pulses for Seizure Control Offers New Hope
UC researchers use optogenetics to control seizures with light pulses in neurons.
Illinois Family Sues After Stateville Inmate Dies from Asthma Attack During Summer Heat Wave
“Michael helped countless people in the 51 years of his life, but when he needed help from the people who were entrusted to help him, whose job it was to help him, he was failed at every turn,” said attorney Terah Tollner.
Former Phoenix Suns Employee Files Racial Discrimination Lawsuit Against Team
“This evidence paints a stark picture of a workplace culture rife with discriminatory practices, where concerns raised by employees were systematically ignored or dismissed,” attorney Sheree Wright said.
New CFPB Rule: How Unpaid Medical Bills Could Vanish from Credit Reports
The CFPB’s initiative to detach medical debt from credit reports is a promising step toward financial fairness.
Vitamin D Lowers Blood Pressure in Obese Elderly Adults
Vitamin D with calcium may lower hypertension in older individuals struggling with their weight.
Study Advances Bladder Cancer Treatment Strategies
New bladder cancer research may improve survival rates and reduce the chances of recurrence.
Manhattan Court Says New York Can’t Use “Anti-Pauper” Law to Curb Migrant Busing
A New York County Supreme Court justice found that the city’s new restrictions violate the U.S. Constitution by impeding migrants’ right to travel.