Texas A&M Team Reports Results of Traumatic Memory Reversal Study
Researchers are hopeful that traumatic memories can be reduced, and possibly eliminated, with reinvented exposure therapy.
Health & Medicine
How Has Healthcare Marketing Changed Since COVID-19?
Future healthcare consumers will be, without a doubt, better-informed individuals who will know exactly what they want. And healthcare marketers will have to deliver precisely that!
Growing Through Uncertainty: 5 Lessons of a Lifetime for Mental Health Patients
People have been sharing their experience of dealing with mental illness, and now there is much more awareness than there was years ago.
How to Create Change in Mental Health Organizations
The American Psychiatric Association came up with a collaborative care model to bring the necessary change in the workings of the health care organizations.
Default Judgment is Issued in Endo’s Opana ER Case
Moody issues a default judgment against Endo in Tennessee case.
Walmart is Sanctioned for Refusing to Comply with MDL Order
Special master sanctions Walmart in multidistrict opioid litigation case.
California Plaintiffs Face Off Against Drug Makers in Court
J&J and other drug makers prepare for trial against Santa Clara, Los Angeles, and Orange counties, and the city of Oakland.
8 Life-Saving Tips for Moving Safely During the COVID-19 Pandemic
Moving excessive items is very exhausting even if you don’t have the danger of COVID-19 hanging above your head. The best way to streamline this process and, in turn, reduce the risk of infection is to simply cut the number of items you are going to move around.
Florida House Passes Medical Malpractice Bill HB 651
Despite potential rate increases, Florida’s House passes HB 651.
5 Ways to Get Back on Your Fitness Track
The most common defense we make for not being active is, “I didn’t get the time” or “I had a busy day at work.”