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Study Examines Prevalence of Prescribing Opioids After Skin Surgery
Research shows physicians commonly prescribe addictive painkillers after skin surgeries.
Adding Opioid Use Disorder Training in Med School Could Save Lives
Training students to properly prescribe buprenorphine can help curb the crisis.
Environmental Groups Sue to Block Corporate Gold Prospecting in Idaho Forests
The lawsuit alleges that the U.S. Forest Service erred by letting a Canadian gold company begin exploratory drilling in a national forest west of Yellowstone.
Kyle Rittenhouse Announces Plans to Sue Facebook, Others
An attorney for Rittenhouse said that Facebook as it at “the top of the list” of potential defendants.
Children Can Develop Severe Hepatitis Following COVID Infection
Research shows children who contracted COVID-19 also experienced liver damage.
COVID Can Lead to Brain Damage and Cognitive Impairment
Studies have shown the coronavirus can have a permanent impact on the brain.
Uvalde Staffer Considering Lawsuit Against Firearm Manufacturer
The legal proceeding could compel the Georgia-based firearms manufacturer to turn over materials relating to its marketing strategies and campaigns.
Southwest Airlines Sues Colorado Officials Over New Labor Law
Southwest Airlines claims that it will be forced to overhaul company-wide policies to accommodate a new Colorado law.
Recall Alert! Strawberries Potentially Linked to Hepatitis A Outbreak
The FDA and CDC are sounding the alarm over certain brands of strawberries that might be linked to a hepatitis A outbreak.