TBI Can Impair Mental Functioning, Lead to Poor Mental Health
Traumatic brain injury studies emphasize the need for proper treatment to achieve the best possible outcomes.
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U.S. Suicide Rates Were Highest in 2022
Experts believe the nation’s suicide rate will continue to climb.
Denver Health Finds Teens Need Better OUD Treatment
Teens are not getting proper ER treatment for opioid use.
Asthma Attacks Rampant in Seattle’s Polluted Suburbs
South Seattle residences are set to receive dozens of air filters to lessen the effects of the polluted air.
Uvalde Mayor Files Second Lawsuit Alleging District Attorney “Cover-Up” of School Shooting Investigation
Uvalde’s mayor said that a district attorney investigating law enforcement’s response to the Robb Elementary School shooting has reneged on her word yet again.
Australian Study Suggests Separating Prescription, Street Opioid Use
New research suggests street drugs, rather than prescriptions, are fueling the opioid crisis.
Kansas Officials are Concerned About Online Sports Betting Dangers
Online gambling allows for easy access and anonymity, health officials warn.
University at Buffalo Hazing Lawsuit Settled for $665,000
The lawsuit was filed after a University at Buffalo student died after being forced to perform vigorous physical exercise as part of an apparent fraternity hazing ritual.
Kansas Journalist Sues Marion Police Department for First Amendment Violations
The lawsuit claims that Marion’s police chief seized a journalist’s personal cell phone after she said that she would have to inform The Marion Recorder’s publisher of an ongoing raid.
Social Media Users Post Regardless of Engagement, Research Shows
Habitual social media users tend to post misinformation, hate speech and other dangerous content.