Students Who Misuse Prescriptions Have Poor Mental Health Outcomes
College students who misuse addictive medication experience a multitude of health concerns and poor academic performance.
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Using Robots to Treat Breast Cancer Patients Isn’t Foolproof
FDA issues warning that the use of robots for breast cancer surgery may not be safe.
“The Young and the Restless” E.P. Anthony Morina Sued for Sexual Harassment
Actress Briana Thomas says that Morina humiliated her in front of the cast and fired her after she declined his invitation for “private acting lessons.”
Conservative Voters File Redistricting Lawsuits in Wisconsin
The lawsuits seek to uphold conservatives’ electoral advantage in Wisconsin, despite demographics now favoring Democrats.
Delta Variant is Increasing COVID Anxiety & Uncertainty, Poll Finds
Mental health issues are on the rise as the Delta variant sweeps across the nation.
Sackler Family Continues to Deny Responsibility for Crisis
Richard Sackler replies ‘I don’t know’ when asked about personal involvement in the opioid crisis.
5 Tips for Mastering Time Management at Work and Getting More Done
Mastering your time at work means taking control of your personal and professional life, and devising a solid routine for both.
This Week in Rideshare: Safety, Ads, and Mass.
Uber adds safety, ads hit the platform, and a new ballot in Massachusetts. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
Exercise Lowers Total Tau in Seniors, Slowing Cognitive Decline
Researchers report media to high levels of exercise can decrease the risk of Alzheimer’s disease and dementia.
Lyme Disease Can Take a Significant Toll on Mental Health
For those with severe Lyme disease, life can be particularly difficult and take a significant toll on mental and emotional wellbeing.