Canada Must Improve Healthcare for Its Indigenous Communities
Canada needs to improve the medical care that indigenous people are receiving.
Health & Medicine
Former Insys Physician Speaker Says He ‘Made a Terrible Mistake’
Doctor will spend time behind bars for involvement in Insys’ Speakers Bureau scam.
How a Good Night’s Sleep Can Help You Be a Better Lawyer
Burning the midnight oil may result in weakened memory, irritability, and a lack of creativity.
Health Risks Specific to Veterans
It’s a sad world we live in when those who fought for us must continue to battle at home for necessary healthcare.
Can Healthcare Providers Be Held Liable for Prescription Drug Abuse?
Healthcare providers can be held liable for prescription abuse if their practices are proved to be unprofessional and if quantifiable harm results from the abuse.
Some Believe Teva’s Settlement Offer is Just Smoke and Mirrors
Teva’s drug giveaway might mean the company isn’t giving away much at all.
Michigan Communities Try to Expand Medical Marijuana Industry
Michigan voters want to expand medical marijuana industry.
Amid Recall, Johnson & Johnson Argues Its Baby Powder Does NOT Contain Asbestos
Johnson & Johnson announced this week that bottles of recalled baby powder do not contain asbestos.
Patients Who Receive Chiropractic Care Less Likely to Abuse Opioids
Researchers find those who seek chiropractic care for pain are less likely to use opioids.
Portugal’s ‘Baby Without a Face’ Induces Widespread Panic
Portugal physician fails to spot severe defects during mother’s ultrasound scans.