Tying it together: Saving the Future
Tying it together: consumption, population, ecological decline, the fossil fuel problem, climate change, hard solutions, and why we’re not going to fix it.
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Insurers Call Weight Control Drugs ‘Vanity Meds,’ Won’t Cover
Advocates are fighting for weight loss coverage to no avail.
At-home Vagus Nerve Stimulation can Help Ease PPD
Non-invasive treatment may offer another option for mothers suffering from postpartum depression.
Family of Injured Mizzou Pledge Sues Fraternity, Brothers
The parents of an 18-year-old fraternity pledge who suffered brain damage after being pressured to drink an entire bottle of vodka have filed another lawsuit against two individual Mizzou students.
Google Expected to Pay $118m in Gender Discrimination Settlement
The settlement is still subject to court approval.
Judge Cites Attorney Misconduct, Dismisses Ronaldo Sex Assault Lawsuit
The judge found that an attorney for the plaintiff circulated and cited privileged communications between Ronaldo and his own counsel.
Trinity Will Pay $56M to Resolve MO Class Action Suit
Railcar company settles claims that it made unsafe design changes.
Gabapentin Reduces Need for Opioids in Squamous Cell Treatment
Research shows physicians may be able to use gabapentin to help manage head, neck cancer pain and reduce the need for opioids.
It’s Not Just Other People Who Can Cause Your Injuries. It May Be a Product You Bought
Samsung hoped to make a lot of money from its high-end Galaxy Note 7 smartphone. But when its battery started causing fires, it ended up a significant financial disaster.
Wisconsin Car Accident Trends
The safest months to drive are January, February, and March, so keep this in mind when driving in Wisconsin. And look out for deer.