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.
Health & Medicine
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.
Prepping for a Coronavirus Outbreak
As the threat of a coronavirus outbreak looms for the U.S., there are still actions we can take to lessen the potential impact to ourselves, our families, and our country.
Safehouse Injection Site to Open in Philadelphia with Court’s Blessing
Safehouse gets go-ahead to open the first U.S.-based supervised injection site.
There is a New Surgery and Post-op Option for Addicts
Healthcare system launches new pain management option for surgical patients.
Family Sues Nursing Home for Neglect After Death of Loved One
The Oasis Center for Rehabilitation and Healing nursing home was recently named in a lawsuit over the alleged wrongful death of Thomas Ward Sr.