Scientist Hasn’t Been Seen Since Gene-editing Embryos, Others Interested
He Jianku has not been seen since declaring he had altered the genes of three embryos. Standards are being created to inform such decisions moving forward.
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Judge Sides With Federal Agency in Landmark Stem Cell Case
Federal agency can regulate stem cell treatments, according to judge who sided with the FDA.
Connecticut’s Opioid Tax is Met with Opposition from Distributors
As Connecticut proposes opioid tax, distributors push back.
Oklahoma Faces Off with Johnson & Johnson in Opioid Trial
Oklahoma takes J & J to court in opioid trial. J & J mounts its defense.
Socialism. You Keep Using That Word…
Americans are working out of at least three different dictionaries when they talk about Socialism. No wonder they can’t agree on what it is, or even whether it’s an economic or governmental system.
Ohio Supreme Court Disbars Attorney with Prior Discipline Record
The Ohio Supreme Court disbars attorney for misrepresenting himself to a client in a divorce case and his prior disciplinary record.
Program Identifies Potential Opioid Abuse in the Workforce
The crippling opioid abuse crisis is decreasing employee productivity. One company is stepping in with resources to keep people at work.
Jury Awards $11.5M Settlement, Ending Medical Malpractice Suit Against Radiologist
A medical malpractice lawsuit against a Newton-Wellesley Hospital radiologist recently settled for 11.5 million.
Wiccan Professor Accuses St. Bonaventure University of Religious Discrimination in Lawsuit
St. Bonaventure University is named as a defendant in a lawsuit over allegations of religious discrimination.
Judge Surrenders License After Stalking Girlfriend and Becoming Suicidal
Judge voluntarily gives up his law license after stalking girlfriend. Former associates describe him as a “regular hard-working guy.”