More Oversight is Needed Around Incentive Practices for Medical Products
Medical supply and pharmaceutical companies continue to convince doctors to push their products.
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Cancer-related Deaths Decline with Healthcare Advancements
Cancer patients are surviving at higher rates today than ever before.
Virgin Islands Lawsuit Claims Epstein Sent “Lewd” Images to JPMorgan Chase Executive
The U.S. Virgin Islands’ lawsuit alleges that Epstein had a “close friendship” with a senior JPMorgan Chase executive, to whom Epstein purportedly sent inappropriate images of women.
Family of Ohio Man Sues Officer Involved in Fatal Shooting
The lawsuit accuses a 30-year veteran of the Columbus Police Department of wrongfully killing Lewis while he slept inside his own apartment.
HCA is Accused of Putting its Bottom Line Above Patient Care
One of the nation’s largest healthcare organizations is accused of sacrificing patient health and safety.
Maine Judge Says Child Sex Abuse Lawsuits Against Catholic Diocese Can Move Forward
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Portland had protested a 2021 law removing the statute of limitations on most child sex abuse claims.
Lawsuit: Alabama Man Froze to Death in Walker County Jail, Likely Forced into Freezer
The physician who examined the victim said that he “could not understand” how or why an inmate would have such a low body temperature if they were inside an ordinary jail facility.
New York Court Says Fox News Must Face the Music in Smartmatic Defamation Claim
Smartmatic, a voting technology company, is pursuing a $2.7 billion defamation lawsuit against the conservative media network.
In 2022, DEA Reports Seizing 150% More Pills Than Year Prior
The amount of deadly counterfeit pills on the streets has skyrocketed.
Crypto Crimes Have Skyrocketed in the Last Year, Data Shows
Online currency crimes are expected to continue to increase as cryptocurrency becomes more popular.