Jury Orders Monsanto to Pay $289 Million to Cancer Sufferer
Jury Orders Monsanto to Pay $289 Million to Cancer Sufferer
Health & Medicine
Crackdown on Opioid Prescriptions Leaves Chronic Pain Patients Without Options
Crackdown on Opioid Prescriptions Leaves Chronic Pain Patients Without Options
It Pays to Switch to Electronic Record-keeping, According to Study
It Pays to Switch to Electronic Record-keeping, According to Study
New Regulation Aims to Challenge California Judge’s Ruling Requiring Warning Labels on Coffee
Remember when a judge in California decided that coffee should be served with warning labels so coffee drinkers know the cancer risks associated with drinking coffee. However, since the judge’s decision, many in the state have begun to wonder if the health warnings may be going too far. One of those concerned citizens is Sam Delson, the deputy director for external and legislative affairs for California’s Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment. He said, “There’s a danger to over-warning—it’s important to warn about real health risks.”
Nebraska Man on Death Row Given Controversial Lethal Injection Protocol
Nebraska Man on Death Row Given Controversial Lethal Injection Protocol
MSU Researcher Awarded $7.5 Million, but Hasn’t Seen a Dime
MSU Researcher Awarded $7.5 Million, but Hasn’t Seen a Dime
North Korean Construction Workers Taking Meth to Speed up Work
North Korean Construction Workers Taking Meth to Speed up Work
North Carolina Investigators Note Crime Increase Due to Opioid Epidemic
North Carolina Investigators Note Crime Increase Due to Opioid Epidemic
Proposed Medicare Changes are Upsetting to Doctors and Their Patients
Proposed Medicare Changes are Upsetting to Doctors and Their Patients
Hospice Care Not What it Should to Be, Says Watchdog
Hospice Care Not What it Should to Be, Says Watchdog