New Mexico Confronts Deepening Doctor Shortage
New Mexico’s doctor shortage stems from long-term policies and training limits.
Health & Medicine
Advocating for Safety: Why Regulatory Reform for Supplements Is Crucial for Consumer Health
Although the Federal Trade Commission and the FDA monitor the advertising campaigns of supplement companies, the FDA should also ensure that all claims are truthful and not misleading in any way.
Organized Sports Linked to Lower Defiance
Steady childhood sports participation linked to fewer defiant behaviors in boys.
Cancer Cells Bypass Internal Division Timer
Study reveals how cancer cells bypass timing controls during division.
What Are the Benefits of 24-Hour Senior Home Care vs. a Nursing Home?
Seniors often value their independence, and home care allows them to maintain that independence, while receiving the assistance they need.
Florida Opioid Trial Ends in Mistrial
Florida hospitals’ opioid lawsuit stalled after jurors could not agree.
Kentucky Prepares to Open Medical Marijuana Program
Kentucky nears opening its first medical marijuana dispensary for patients.
Houston ISD Settles Lawsuit with Parents Who Say Staff Used “Wrong” Pronouns for Child
“HISD agrees to direct all professional employees … assigned to BHS to address the [parents’] daughter only by her given name or a nickname based on her given name and by female pronouns while their daughter is a minor and enrolled in HISD,” the settlement agreement says.
West Virginia Expands Opioid Oversight Fight
State lawsuit claims benefit manager boosted opioid access and harm.
County Rescue Mission Repeatedly Denied Funds
Rescue mission in hardest-hit area keeps helping without needed funding.