WHO Pushes Youth Nicotine Protective Measures
WHO urges tougher rules as youth nicotine product use rises.
Health & Medicine
Study Finds Cannabis Use Affects Aging Minds
Studies show marijuana may affect memory, mood, and brain function.
When the Chart Gets It Wrong: How AI Documentation Is Changing Risk in Behavioral Health
As AI-assisted documentation becomes more widely adopted, a broader question worth tracking is whether failure to adopt available tools that meaningfully improve documentation accuracy could itself become a factor in negligence assessments.
Virginia Sets New, Stricter Rules for Kratom Sales
Virginia enacts new kratom restrictions following addiction concerns and reports.
Tennessee Kratom Ban Nears July Start
Recovery advocates and businesses prepare for Tennessee’s upcoming kratom ban.
Indiana County Approves Opioid Settlement Funding
Clinton County approved opioid settlement funds for recovery, vaping prevention, and staff wellness.
WHO Warns About Spike in Nicotine Pouch Use
Health officials warn nicotine pouches are rapidly spreading among young people.
Officials Warn About Dangerous Synthetic Opioid
Synthetic opioid disguised as prescription pills raises overdose concerns across states.
Standards of Care in Ophthalmology: What Legal Professionals Should Know
Approaching ophthalmic malpractice cases with an informed understanding of how standards of care function helps ensure that legal decisions are grounded in sound medical science rather than assumptions shaped by outcome alone.
Michigan Tracks Opioid Settlement Spending
Michigan increases transparency by releasing public reports on how opioid settlement funding is being used.