A Moment to Consider Food System Collapse
With apocalyptic orange skies come fresh thoughts of the climate crisis. Let’s take a moment to consider a climate-related food system collapse.
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WHO Praises Benin, Mali for Eradicating Trachoma
The World Health Organization announces two new countries that have eliminated trachoma as a public health emergency.
A Diverse Workforce is Key to Optimizing Care, Retention Healthcare
Diversity in healthcare is essential to ensuring patient health and well-being as well as job satisfaction.
Federal Judge: Amazon, Apple Must Face iPhone Price-Fixing Antitrust Lawsuit
While the court acknowledged that attorneys for Apple had raised compelling concerns, the judge found that questions about the “market” are best reserved for a jury.
Washington State to Pay $3m to Settle Adult Family Home Abuse Claim
A Washington court had earlier fined the state Attorney General’s Office over $300,000 after officials refused to provide the plaintiff’s attorneys with critical documents.
People of Color are more Apt to be Exposed to PFAS Chemicals
Minorities are more likely to be exposed to forever chemicals, studies show.
Cancer Patients Will Prefer Telehealth Visits over In-person
Telemedicine consultations and follow-ups are still preferred by most cancer patients.
Family of 21-Year-Old Georgia Sues Sig Sauger in Wrongful Death Claim
The family of a Florida A&M student alleges that a defective Sig Sauer pistol discharged after falling out of a truck, striking and killing 21-year-old Dalton Harrell.
Ohio Supreme Court to Hear COVID-19 Tuition Reimbursement Lawsuit
The lawsuit was originally filed by an Ohio State University student who claims that the school violated its contract by forcing students to take online courses amidst the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Federal Appeals Court Skeptical of Challenge to New Jersey Firearms Liability Law
The appellate court suggested that the pro-firearms plaintiff organization may have filed its case prematurely.