Unemployment, Financial Loss is Contributing to U.S. Drug Addiction
Post-pandemic financial losses are contributing to drug addiction rates, research shows.
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Black Patients Unlikely to Get Treatment Before an Opioid Overdose
White patients are more likely to receive addiction treatment before an overdose.
Mississippi Family Files Lawsuit After Police Officer Shoots 11-Year-Old Boy
An Indianola, MS, police officer allegedly shot 11-year-old Aderrien Murry after officers ordered his family out of the house.
Family of Woman Who Died After Getting Locked in Arby’s Freezer Files Lawsuit
Attorneys for the victim’s family claim that a franchised Arby’s restaurant knew, or should have known, that its freezer lock was defective and posed a significant risk to employee safety.
Death at the Grand Canyon: Who is Liable?
As a U.S. national park, the Grand Canyon holds a responsibility to prioritize visitor safety through adequate measures, maintenance, and educational campaigns. Visitors, on their part, must also be mindful of their own safety and adhere to park guidelines.
Surgery May be Better Than Radiation for NSCLC Lung Cancer
NSCLC cancer may benefit more from surgery, but SCLC results remain the same.
New Gene Therapy Helps Combat Genetic Blindness
Genetic blindness may be conquered with new form of treatment.
Overcoming Injury: Legal Steps to Take After an Accident
An accident injury can be a life-changing experience that leaves you with significant physical and emotional scars.
Long COVID Fatigue Can be Improved with CBT Interventions
Post-COVID Syndrome symptoms can be reduced with cognitive-behavioral therapy, research shows.
Michigan Might Ban LGBTQ+ Conversion Therapy Next
Michigan may be next on the list of states banning this unethical therapy.