Uvalde Families File Lawsuit Against Local Officials, Gunmakers
The lawsuit claims that wide-ranging negligence allowed the shooter to obtain firearms, enter the school, and massacre students unchallenged.
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Shift Workers Can Decrease Issues by Regulating Eating Schedules
Those who eat on regular schedules have less mental health issues, study shows.
Physician Implants ICD Batteries Unnecessarily for Monetary Gain
New York hospital physician cared about profits than the well-being of his patients.
Kansas City Officer Indicted on Sexual Assault Charges
Women come forward, accusing officer of multiple assaults.
Boston Court to Hear Airlines Antitrust Lawsuit
The Department of Justice claims that the so-called “Northeast Alliance” between American Airlines and JetBlue is detrimental to consumer choice.
Migrants Maximize Their Experiences Abroad with Prosocial Spending
Devoting money to social events helps ease migrant depression, studies show.
Artificial Sweeteners Aren’t Better Than Regular Sugar, Study Suggests
Sugar free foods sweetened artificially aren’t any more healthy than those with regular sugar.
Robots May be the Best Advocates for Children Mental Health
Robots may be able to help identify cases of child abuse and neglect.
Roselyn Tso, Diné Woman, To Lead IHS
Roselyn Tso, Diné (Navajo) nation member and Biden’s pick to lead the Indian Health Service, was confirmed by the Senate. She has a big challenge ahead.
Akorn Charged Medicare Part D for OTC Drugs
Medicare Part D covers brand name drugs, not those that are OTC.