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Dayton Doctor Sentenced for Role in Opioid Ring
Ohio physician is sentenced for his role in an interstate opioid scheme.
Vaccine May Prevent Fentanyl-related Overdose Deaths
Researchers are developing a vaccine that may prevent opioid-related overdose fatalities.
Family Sues St. Charles Health System for $15M
St. Charles Health System has come under fire in a lawsuit over allegations of medical malpractice and wrongful death.
NV May Let Firms Run Local Governments
Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak’s bill would let tech companies create and run local governments. We’ve seen this show before, though, and we know how it ends.
Authorities Arrest Women at Alaskan Airport Smuggling Opioids
Twenty-seven-year-old woman is taken into custody at an Alaskan airport for smuggling opioid drugs.
Lawsuit: Homeless Advocates Say New York City’s Subway Coronavirus Rules Hurt Most Vulnerable
Advocates for New York City’s homeless have filed a lawsuit against the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, claiming the agency’s new coronavirus rules unfairly target people who shelter in the subway because they have nowhere else to go. According to The New York Times, the city recently decreed that nobody can stay in a subway station for
This Week in Rideshare: Vaccines, Rewards, and Bitcoin
Uber ushers people to Walgreens, we offer a $10,000 reward, and rideshare considers bitcoin. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
Colorado Sees Spike in Fentanyl Disguised as Prescription Pills
Illicit drug dealers are disguising a deadly synthetic opioid in pills.
Former Cancer Doctor Will Stand Trial in June
Florida Cancer Specialists founder and one-time president will stand trial for market allocation scheme.