Lawsuit: Southwest Airlines Influenced Development of Fatal 737 MAX Flaw
The lawsuit suggests that Southwest Airlines tried to save money on training costs by pressuring Boeing to work around Federal Aviation Administration regulations.
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Clinicians Should Stop Auto-prescribing Opioids After C-sections
Researchers seek to change opioid prescribing practices post-delivery.
MATT Can Ease Anxiety, Depression and Other Psychiatric Disorders
MATT is a noninvasive, nondrug treatment option for improving mental health.
The Sand Shortage, and Why It Matters
Human beings are using sand faster than nature can make more of it. The sand shortage will affect all of us, but will we adapt?
Periodontitis Can Cause Deadly Secondary Disorders if Left Untreated
Gum disease and tooth decay can cause cancer, Alzheimer’s and diabetes, among other diseases.
The Pandemic Has Taken a Toll on Psychiatrists, Burnout Inevitable
Mental health providers with growing caseloads could very well experience compassion fatigue.
Couples Struggling with Getting Pregnant Also Struggle with High Bills
With limited insurance coverage, many couples pay thousands of dollars for IVF treatments (whether or not they’re successful).
Skippack Medical Lab Announces Recall for Certain COVID Rapid Tests
Skippack Medical Lab is recalling certain lots of COVID-19 antigen rapid tests because they were never authorized for distribution.
Department of Education Opens Investigation into Liberty University
Liberty is accused of dismissing sexual assault complaints, retaliating against survivors, and forcing LGBT students into “conversion therapy” programs.
Tuberculosis Cases are on the Rise in Washington as COVID Continues
In Washington, and worldwide, TB cases have increased significantly.