Clinical Trial of Takeda’s New Psoriasis Drug Shows Promise
Psoriasis drug may also have the potential to treat other inflammatory diseases, drug maker says.
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Mick Mars Sues Motley Crue After Bandmates Force Him Out of Organization
In his lawsuit, Mars–a Motley Crue guitarist–claims that he was forced out of the band’s business organizations after announcing his retirement from touring.
Tesla Owners Sue Company, Claim Employees Improperly Accessed Vehicle Cameras to Make Memes
The prospective class action claims that Tesla employees improperly accessed vehicle cameras, viewing and circulating video that they found funny, interesting, or otherwise meme-worthy.
Tick-borne Disease Babesiosis is On the Rise, Health Agencies Warn
Deadly tick disease is on the rise in several states.
Following a Mediterranean Diet Can Fend Off Cognitive Decline
A low sugar, high-nutrient Mediterranean diet can help people maintain brain health.
Gene Therapy Make be the Cure for Sudden Cardiac Arrest in Athletes
Scientists discover a new revolutionary treatment for addressing abnormal heart rhythms and sudden death.
Peer Support Specialists Offer Support to OUD Patients New to Recovery
Those with opioid use disorder find comfort in working with peers in recovery, study shows.
Attorneys Sue NCAA for Back-Pay and Compensation
The lawsuit, building atop a recent Supreme Court case, seeks additional compensation for all former and current Division I athletes.
Teacher Files Lawsuit After Being Shot By 6-Year-Old Student
In her lawsuit, the teacher alleges that education officials neglected to address actively-circulating rumors that the young student had a firearm in his backpack.
Potentially Lethal Drugs are Being Sold Without Regulations in Mexico
Studies have recently revealed that 68% of forty separate Mexican pharmacies are actively selling Oxycodone, Xanax, and Adderall, all powerful prescription drugs available only with a doctor’s consent in the U.S., with little to no regulations. Perhaps even more dangerous, approximately 27% of those pharmacies sold counterfeit pills as well, which contained lethal doses of