Witch Hunts, Yesterday and Today
Justice came for Elizabeth Johnson, Jr., 329 years after conviction, but it’s not too late to stop modern witch hunts that target the LGBT+ community.
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TikTok Users Appreciate Mental Health Messages
New research finds TikTok’s mental health messages receive positive feedback rom users.
Studies Yield Mixed Results for At-home v. In-patient Psych Care
Latest study on at-home psychiatric care finds that it shouldn’t replace in-patient facility care.
Wolters Kluwer ELM Solutions’ 5th LegalVIEW Insights Report Shows Low Corporate Legal Provider Counts
Data from ELM Solutions’ LegalVIEW database suggests that vendor counts have yet to recover from cuts made during the pandemic.
New Hampshire Goes After Pharmacies in the Latest Opioid Suit
Pharmacies are yet again the target of opioid litigation.
Drinking Solo During Adolescence Can Indicate AUD Later in Life
When teens and young adults are drinking alone, this could be a predictor of future alcoholism.
Lex Machina Releases 2022 Employment Litigation Report
While employment case filings declined throughout the pandemic to the lowest number in a decade, COVID-19 cases and damages awards have remained robust.
Why Are Patients with Sleep Apnea Suing Tech Giant Philips?
If your machine is among the ones listed for recall, stop, don’t panic!
Metric, Spectrum & Owners Pay $5.7M to Settle Kickback Claims
Lab owners pay out millions to settle FCA allegations.
Post-surgery Opioid Prescriptions Continually Refilled Could Harm Families
Addictive painkillers that are continuously refilled within the first 90 days can be misused by a patient’s family, a new study shows.