Medicaid is a Go-to School Funding Resource for Low-income Families
Many families rely on government programs to access the resources they need.
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CVS Health Announces Massive Corporate Layoff
CVS is laying off a larger number of its employees in an effort to cut costs.
Indigenous Land Rights Win in Brazil Court
Should Indigenous land rights be limited to where someone lived on October 5th, 1988? Brazil’s high court says no, and we all win.
Organization is Making Clinical Trials More Inclusive
Radicle Science in Del Mar is using virtual trials to allow for more diversity.
Lack of Sleep Negatively Impacts Kids’ Health, Too
Getting enough sleep is important to maintaining children’s health and wellbeing.
$27M Settlement Obtained for Family of 13-Year-Old Killed at Landmark Middle School; Largest School Bullying Settlement in the U.S.
Moreno Valley Unified settled the case for $27M on the four-year anniversary of Diego Stolz’s death as a result of bullying.
Fruit, Vegetable ‘Prescriptions’ are Being Added to Treatment Plans
Healthier diet habits can promote optimal heart health, study finds.
UMKC School of Medicine Addresses Rural Healthcare Shortages
University steps in to help with significant shortages in non-urban areas.
Common Workers’ Compensation Claim Defenses
Challenging any of these defenses by an employer will likely require expert legal help.
Mediation vs. Litigation: Pros and Cons for Resolving Your Divorce
You must be aware of your state’s guidelines regarding mediation. While it’s a private affair, local governments may have some regulations to guide the process.