Correctional Facility Has Black Mold, Reprimanded for Inmate Suicide
Guard bets a Subway sandwich that an inmate would take her life, and she did. The same facility has an overgrowth of black mold.
Health & Medicine
Benefits of Golf on Your Mental Health and Wellbeing
We all need a way to release the stresses brought on by our fast-paced lives. Golf has a remarkable positive impact on mental health.
Fraudulent Pharmacies: How Can We Stop Them From Affecting Those With HIV?
When the most vulnerable among us are being preyed upon by fraudulent pharmacies, as is the case with HIV patients, something must be done. Fortunately, there are those who are taking action.
How to Avoid Opioids and Surgery for Back Pain, Part 2
Back pain is one of the most common complaints health-wise. There are alternatives to treatment with opioids.
State Legislators Want to Ensure Access to Opioid Settlement Funds
The amended House Bill 2751, which unanimously passed out of the House Joint Committee on Appropriations and Budget, seeks to ensure the state treasury received opioid lawsuit settlement funds.
How to Avoid Opioids and Surgery for Back Pain, Part 1
The Opioid Epidemic continues to wreak havoc across the nation. There are ways of avoiding opioids – and surgery – when it comes to back pain.
Vermont Next to File Lawsuit Against the Sackler Family
Vermont is next in line to file suit against eight members of the Sackler family.
Johns Hopkins has Filed Numerous Unpaid Debt Lawsuits Against Patients
Johns Hopkins is going after patient debt by filing hundreds of lawsuits.
Frederick County Pediatrician Indicted on 65 Sexual Abuse Charges
Frederick County, Maryland pediatrician is accused of rape, released on bail, then indicted as many more sexual abuse allegations surface.
Florida Doctors are Settlement Lawsuits and Keeping Their Licenses
An exclusive investigation uncovered an unsettling fact – Florida physicians paid out more than $460 million for malpractice claims involving nearly 1,400 patient deaths over the past decade. Yet, many are still practicing and, thus, putting patients at risk. Records indicated a “Lake Wales internal medicine doctor was still practicing after two malpractice death claims;