Psychiatrist is Facing Lawsuit for Causing Tardive Dyskinesia
Psychiatrist who overprescribed medication causing irreversible tardive dyskinesia is being sued by his patient.
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Seven New Mexico Counties Have Banded Together to File Lawsuits
Seven counties in New Mexico are teaming up to make sure their voices are heard and filing opioid lawsuits.
Treatment of Stuttering Children
Stuttering is a challenging, but treatable, speech disorder. There are several types of treatment that can ease or even stop the condition in children.
Magic of Mornings: How to Do Everything You Planned
Mornings hold a special magic that many of us don’t see. They give us the opportunity to choose between a stressed out, unproductive day and a day of peace and productivity.
Fertility Doctor Fathers 49 Children, Some Just Finding Out
Dutch fertility doctor, not deceased, fathered at least 49 children and some of his offspring are still finding out.
Opioid Distributors are not Getting Off the Hook
Opioid distributors, including the “big three” in the U.S., Cardinal Health, McKesson, and AmerisourceBergen, will be held accountable for the crisis, too.
Physicians May Be Misinterpreting Opioid Guidelines, According to CDC
CDC issues revised guidelines after physicians scale back on prescribing too quickly.
Connecticut Won’t Let Purdue ‘Cry Poverty’ and Amends Its Lawsuit
Connecticut amends its filing against Purdue Pharma stating it will not allow the company to ‘cry poverty.’
Patient Awarded $110.6 Million in Asthma Attack Lawsuit
Hospital staff inappropriately care for a patient after an asthma attack, leaving her with permanent injuries. She is awarded $110.6 Million.
Study Reveals General Anesthesia Activates Sleep Circuit
Drugs that induce general anesthesia activate the sleep cycle, new research shows, which may help develop better sleep aids.