Ascension Nurses File Lawsuit to Resolve Wage Theft Claims
Nurses file complaint to address understaffing and low-pay complaints.
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Australia TGA Approves Psychedelics for Mental Health Treatment
Australia’s drug regulatory agency approves the use of MDMA and psilocybin for treatment-resistant depression, PTSD.
Golden 1 Center, Disability Rights Advocates, and Community Members Who Are Blind Partner to Improve Access to Sacramento Events
During the Kings’ February 23 home game against the Portland Trailblazers, Golden 1 Center and the Kings highlighted their dedication to the blind community in Sacramento by featuring DRA and CCB at the arena’s Do Good Corner.
AFGE Applauds Reintroduction of the PRO Act and Urges Passage
The PRO Act is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to fight inequality and level the playing field for working people nationwide.
Dead Moms, Hungry Kids & American Decline
We’re the “richest nation in the world,” but American decline can be measured in maternal mortality, dead teens, hungry kids and those who like it this way.
Sexual Harassment Claims May No Longer Be Limited to Arbitration
New ruling may bring more harassment cases to court.
Duke Report Finds There’s a Market for Sharing Mental Health Data
HIPAA laws evidently can’t protect against the selling of personal mental health information.
Kentucky University to Pay $14m to Family of Wrestler Who “Died Begging for Water”
Grant Brace, 20, was found dead by his coaches after they mocked him for asking for water during strenuous physical training.
Studies Reveal Mixed Results Regarding Marijuana Use, Overall Health
Cannabis may not be as benign to heart health as many believe it is.
Illinois Governor Allocates Financial Resources to Children’s Mental Health
Governor Pritzker announces that the state will be allocating 2024 funding to improving mental health services for young people.