What Happens When Medical Devices Worsen an Injury?
Patients can protect themselves by asking physicians specific questions about device track records before agreeing to implantation.
Drugs & Medical Devices
What Happens When Medical Implants Fail and Who Is Responsible?
Medical implants are meant to improve lives. When they fail, they can take a serious toll. Understanding your rights and the legal options available is the first step toward recovery—physically, emotionally, and financially.
OK Allocates $16.6M to Fighting the Opioid Crisis
The state distributes millions to support local opioid treatment and prevention programs.
Opioid Use Falls, X-Rays Stay Steady
Emergency visits for low back pain see fewer opioids but steady imaging.
Baltimore Weighs Options in Opioid Settlement
Maryland city debates accepting reduced opioid settlement or pursuing risky new trial.
FDA Orders New Warning Labels on Opioids
FDA updates opioid labels to highlight overdose risks and long-term dangers.
Opioid System Linked to Ketamine’s Antidepressant Effects
Blocking opioid receptors reduced ketamine’s brain activity and mood benefits.
FDA Seeks Ban on 7-OH Products
Officials move to restrict 7-OH after rise in overdose incidents.
Michigan Set to Receive More Opioid Funds
Michigan to receive millions more from opioid settlements amid funding concerns.
Texas Researchers Develop Long-Acting Overdose Drug
A new drug may block overdoses and reduce relapse in opioid users.