Dayton ‘Pill Mill’ Doctor Pleads Guilty in Federal Crackdown
Physician pleads guilty in opioid over-prescribing case.
Health & Medicine
Can You Eat Weed?
The truth is a little more complicated than simply stating you can, but it’s not recommended.
The State of the Healthcare Industry
The healthcare industry has been around for a long time and has revolutionized the way we deal with many diseases, infections, and overall health conditions. The modern-day industry consists of several sectors which fall within the economic system that provides goods and services for treating patients. This way, healthcare is available to nearly everyone in
Employees Claim Pharmacy Errors are Due to Understaffing
Pharmacy employees claim they were forced to remove vital information from a company presentation.
Oklahoma Continues to Fight the Opioid Crisis in State Court
Oklahoma is not giving up the opioid fight as AG Mike Hunter plans to refile case in state court.
5 Essentials for Starting Your Own Medical Practice
Opening a private medical practice can be a daunting process. Since medical assistance is involved, the procedure tends to be a bit more demanding.
Consolidated Opioid Litigation Settlement Still Seems Intangible
Any resolution to the consolidated litigation in Cleveland is yet to be seen.
Experts Call Connecticut’s Opioid Statistics ‘Unacceptable’
Connecticut’s opioid problem is far from over, new data shows.
Mallinckrodt’s CEO Announces Tentative Opioid Settlement
Mallinckrodt has reached a proposed settlement in court that would resolve all opioid claims against the company.
Tennessee Psychiatrist Found Guilty for Illegally Prescribing Opioids
Psychiatrist guilty of prescribing thousands of pills to three sisters and their friends.