Chemical Companies are Using Asbestos, Exposing Workers
As the EPA considers a full ban on asbestos, chemical companies push back.
Health & Medicine
There’s Been An Uptick in Overdoses in Missouri’s Prisons
Missouri’s inmates are overdosing at high rates.
Avoid Doom-scrolling to Improve Mental Health, Spain Suggests
Study shows avoiding negative current events in the media can improve health.
Lawsuit Claims Herbal Supplement Kratom Killed 23-Year-Old Georgia Man
The lawsuit alleges that a kratom retailer failed to warn consumers, including the deceased 23-year-old, that its products could be dangerous.
8 Ways to Proactively Encourage Attorney Well-Being
Transforming one of your conference rooms into a designated wellness area can be an option to encourage well-being for attorneys. ~ Deepa Tailor, Owner and Founder, Tailor Law
Hair Straighteners, Relaxers Linked to Uterine Cancer
Women are at risk of developing cancer from some hair products.
Kaiser Mental Health Strike Ends After Tenth Week
Longest mental health strike finally comes to an end.
Fentanyl Overdoses are Highest Among Teenagers, Data Shows
Overdose rates on the raise, especially among adolescents.
LGBTQ+ Survey Shows Youth Mental Health is Declining Due to Stigma
LGBTQ+ youth are struggling not due to sexual orientation or gender identity, but societal stigma.
Telehealth to Stay Put, Prescription Rules Still Up in the Air
Doctors say the benefits of keeping prescription rules relaxed outweigh the risks.