The Government Files an Opioid-related Case Against Walmart
The DOJ has filed a lawsuit against Walmart for its alleged involvement in the opioid epidemic.
Health & Medicine
Opioid Drug Makers Made Large Donations to Nonprofits
Report finds opioid manufacturers donated to pro-drug nonprofits in order to increase sales.
Drug Dealer Act Applies in Tennessee & Sackler Members Apologize
Tennessee Drug Dealer Act can applies to child victims of opioid abuse. Meanwhile, members of Purdue’s Sackler family apologize for epidemic.
The Impact of COVID-19 on the Addiction Recovery Community
The recovery community has come together during this time to offer unconditional support via online meetings. With meetings held around the clock, you can find support whenever and wherever you need it.
5 Best Ways to Keep Your Pets Comfortable During Winter
Numerous things can help keep your pet comfortable during winter. As a bonus tip, always have your vet’s number on speed dial, just in case your furry friend comes down with hypothermia, frostbite, or other common winter illnesses.
The Power of Consistency
“Small disciplines repeated with consistency every day lead to great achievements gained slowly over time.”- John Maxwell
4 Ways to Spot an Unhealthy Love
Recognizing red flags in relationships can save you pain in the long run.
The 7 Most Toxic Houseplants for Cats
Cats are tricky and inquisitive creatures, so it may not be enough to just put your houseplant in a room that your cat doesn’t usually have access to. You may need to get rid of them entirely, but in the end, it’s what’s best to keep your kitty friend safe.
Catamaran Bio Seeks to Use Patient’s Natural Cancer-fighting Cells
A new startup is working towards using a patient’s own genetic makeup to fight cancer.
The Privacy Implications of COVID-19 Tracking Apps
Of the 25 apps examined, several demonstrated considerable privacy concerns.