Arizona Takes Opioid Case to the State’s Supreme Court
Arizona decides to take its allegations against Purdue and the Sacklers directly to the Supreme Court.
Health & Medicine
Generics are Not Off the Hook in Opioid Crisis
Generics companies failed to scale back on opioid distribution even when orders were highly suspicious.
Pain Management Standardization is Needed, Some Experts Say
Studies reveal major disparities in pain treatment across patient groups.
Why Bidets are Beneficial for Human Health
Bidets offer a variety of benefits from skin care to helping slow deforestation.
FBI Raids Medical Research Center, Finds Body Parts in Buckets
Relatives thoughts they were donating their loved ones remains for medical research, but federal agents found this wasn’t the case.
U-M Study Finds Half of New Mothers are Prescribed Opioids
Study finds that 50% of new mothers are prescribed opioids and many are still taking them one year later.
New Additives Discovered in Cocaine are Concerning, Experts Say
Experts are finding a multitude of dangerous toxins in cocaine that may increase overdose death rates.
Exactly What’s In the New ‘Meatier’ Beyond Burger and Is it Healthy?
Meat alternatives are popular, not just with vegetarians and vegans, but with those who seek to change themselves and the world in which they live.
Things You Should Remember When Vaping Marijuana
Even though laws are changing regarding medical and recreational use of marijuana, there are still some unofficial “rules” worth knowing when it comes to vaping marijuana.
5 Most Common Summer Workplace Injuries to Watch Out For
With summer half over, it’s important to remember that as temperatures rise, so too does the risk for heat-related workplace injuries.