B.C., Rely on Local Resources in Drug Battle, Advocates Say
Advocates suggest B.C. institute Dr. Henry’s proposed reforms to curtail escalating overdose rate.
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In San Fran, McKesson Argues Drug Users are to Blame
Parties shift blame to physicians, users in California opioid litigation.
VidAngel to Only Pay $9.9M in Copyright Infringement Lawsuit
Earlier this month, VidAngel and a handful of studios agreed to settle a copyright infringement lawsuit for $9 million.
Myrtle Beach Daycare Slapped with Lawsuit After 7-Month-Old Baby was Violently Shaken
Busy Bodies Child Care Center was just hit with a lawsuit alleging two of its workers violently shook a baby, resulting in permanent brain damage.
Sun Pharma Resolves Incubation Rate Misinformation Allegations
DUSA misguided patients using acne ointment, leading to a lower success rate.
Study Shows Doctors are Overprescribing Opioids After Knee Surgery
Patients overprescribed opioids post-knee surgery are at higher risk of overdosing.
The Inequality Wheel Makes a Revolution
COVID moved the wealth of the many into the hands of the few, distorting the economy at our peril. Can we stop the revolution of the inequality wheel?
BrainsWay Technology May Help with Smoking Cessation
FDA approves BrainsWay’s smoking cessation device.
Michigan Supreme Court to Hear Challenges to Gov. Whitmer’s Executive Powers
The Mackinac Center Legal Foundation is asking the Michigan Supreme Court to consider whether Gov. Whitmer’s executive authorities violate the state constitution.
Pennsylvania Lawsuit Claims Gov. Tom Wolf Acting Like a “King” By Requiring Residents to Wear Masks
The lawsuit claims that masks are a form of “political expression” forced upon patriotic residents by a “tyrannical” government.