ModMed EHR Provider Settles Anti-Kickback Allegations for $45M
Modernizing Medicine strikes a deal with the government, resolving False Claims Act allegations.
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Utah Medical Doctor is Banned from Issuing Opioid Prescriptions
Dr. Sean Ponce is barred from prescribing controlled substances.
Young People are Self-diagnosing After Watching TikTok Videos
TikTok misinformation is leading to false mental health diagnoses.
New York Governor Signs Bill for College Housing Units to Have Narcan
College housing complexes will include opioid antagonists.
McKinsey Settles School, Local Government Opioid Cases
McKinsey reached an undisclosed deal with school districts and local governments concerning it’s role in the opioid crisis.
Fentanyl Problem Continues to Rise, Rainbow Pills Being Sold
As fentanyl continues to flood the U.S., the overdose rate continues to rise.
Opioid Funds Should be Spent on Prevention, Not End-Result Efforts
Combating the crisis is going to take preventive measures.
Epstein Accuser Virginia Giuffre Drops Lawsuit Against Attorney Alan Dershowitz
Dershowitz, who Giuffre had accused of assaulting and trafficking her, released a statement maintaining his innocence–and commending Giuffre for her courage, saying he believes that she had genuinely misidentified him.
Judge Dismisses Alexander Vindman Lawsuit Against Former Trump Officials
While the Washington, D.C.-based judge dismissed Vindman’s complaint, he recognized the harm suffered by Vindman and his family.
Fetterman Campaign Files Lawsuit to Count Misdated Pennsylvania Mail-in Ballots
The Fetterman campaign claims that Pennsylvania’s practice of discounting incorrectly dated mail-in ballots could disenfranchise thousands of otherwise eligible voters.