Healthcare Cyberattack Problems Continue to Spread
System vulnerabilities continue to be evident in large hospital systems, leaving patients’ private information potentially up for grabs.
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No Matter How Steps Are Tracked, Any Method Helps
Even physical activities that can’t be tracked are important for maintaining one’s health and well-being.
Statement on USDA Poultry Grower and Capital Improvement Systems Proposed Regulations Announced Today
“American family farmers are in peril and this encouraging news gives our producers hope amidst the fallout of House Agriculture Committee Chairman Glenn Thompson’s Farm Bill that would decimate small and medium sized producers.” ~ Marty Irby
Event Advisory: A Conversation with Retired US Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer
Justice Breyer will reflect on Katzmann’s legacy and discuss his new book, “Reading the Constitution: Why I Chose Pragmatism, Not Textualism.”
Congress Passes Aviation Safety Bill to Boost Consumer Rights
New government legislation takes a firm stance on consumer protections.
The Growing Concern Over Zyn: A New Nicotine Pouch in the Spotlight
Experts warn that these pouches still contain nicotine and harmful chemicals.
AG Sues Amazon Claiming Deceptive Practices, Antitrust Violations
The Arizona lawsuit against Amazon is a significant development in the ongoing conversation about regulating Big Tech businesses.
Chicago Subcontractor Cited for Exposing Workers to Asbestos
A demolition project at a former Waukegan hospital has taken a perilous turn, with federal authorities issuing a citation to a Chicago subcontractor for exposing workers to asbestos, a known carcinogen. This alarming situation, as reported by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), came to light in November 2023 when
Pfizer Settles Thousands of Zantac Lawsuits Claiming Cancer Link
Pfizer follows on the heels of Sanofi in settling cancer claims.
Survey Reveals Knowledge of Sun’s Dangers but Limited Sunscreen Use
More than 80% of Americans know direct exposure to the sun can be harmful, yet only a small percentage regularly protect their skin.