DOJ Claims DEA Could Have Done More to Stop Crisis
A new DOJ report indicates the DEA coudl have done more to stop opioid crisis.
Health & Medicine
‘Wall of Shame’ Found at Hospital, Complaint Filed
Employee discovers patient ‘wall of shame’ and files a complaint.
Ohio Counties Ask Polster to Continue with Opioid Trial
Polster said he will allow two Ohio counties to continue with their trial ahead of the state’s.
Purdue to Give Bonuses and Severance Pay Amid Bankruptcy
States push back after Purdue says it will pay its employees bonuses.
Green Bud Benefits: Amazing Facts and Stats About Cannabis
Overall, it is easy to grasp the positive aspects that this plant brings to medicine, and thus, our wellness and health.
Mental Health Courts, Treatment Improve Lives
Switching from non-therapeutic punishment to treatment with therapy as managed by problem-solving courts is more humane and reduces recidivism.
Sacklers Sell Off Ski Resorts in Areas Devastated by Crisis
Sacklers sell off ski resorts and stand to pocket $60 million.
DEA, FDA Issue Joint Warning Letters to Online Opioid Sellers
Two federal agencies join forces to stop online opioid sales.
Mylan Settles with SEC Over Misclassifying EpiPen
Amid EpiPen shortage, Mylan settles with SEC.
Genetic Testing Labs are Raided for Medicare Fraud
Federal agents raid genetic testing facilities charging owners with healthcare fraud.