Iowa AG Makes Plans for Opioid Settlement Funds
Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller announces how he would like to spend any opioid settlement funds awarded to the state.
Health & Medicine
Medical Malpractice Laws by State
Twenty-two states make it mandatory for plaintiffs to obtain an expert’s testimony through an affidavit or certificate of merit before filing a medical malpractice lawsuit.
Oklahoma Attorney Rises to National Stardom in Dr. Death Case
“I don’t want to scare people, but there could be a Dr. Death operating right now in a hospital near you and you the patient would have no way of knowing.” – Kay Van Wey
Atopic Dermatitis Linked to Anxiety, Depression & Suicide, Studies Show
Patients with AD are more likely to experience poor mental health outcomes.
Women and Testosterone Therapy: More Research Needed
Given the unapproved status of testosterone for women in the U.S., it is virtually impossible to track the number of prescriptions dispensed specifically for this purpose.
5 Ways to Improve Your Focus and Productivity with Exercise
Exercise has not just physical but mental benefits as well. It will boost your mood, your morale, as well as your ability to concentrate and remain alert.
Top Examples of Defective Drugs and Lawsuits
Serious side effects and mislabeling are some of the most common lawsuit claims against defective drugs.
The Difference Between Medical Malpractice and Negligence
One key area in which medical negligence differs from traditional negligence is in the duty of care element.
F.D.A Delays Big Decision on E-Cigarettes
While the F.D.A. has taken action on other e-cigarette retailers’ applications, it has not made a decision on Juul–by far the largest vape manufacturer in the United States.
Technology – How It Can Help (and Hurt) Your Sleep
Technology has the power to both keep us awake and put us to sleep. Ultimately, it’s up to us to use it in a way that will be beneficial.