Most Americans Aren’t Getting the Opioid Treatment They Need
Many people aren’t getting the right OUD treatment, but telehealth may be improving outcomes.
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Data Reveals COVID Has Left Most Doctors Burned Out
UK physicians are thinking about retiring early, leaving the field altogether.
FDA Approves Another Opioid Antagonist Nasal Spray – UPDATED
Opvee is approved by the federal agency to combat opioid overdoses.
Ozempic Shortages Abound Due to Weight Loss Effects
Both Type 2 diabetics and those who are concerned with weight loss are worried about scarcity of Ozempic.
Solving the Housing Crisis the Usual Way
With mortgages north of 7%, rents on the rise, and abuse of the unhoused growing more socially acceptable, what’s the best endgame for the housing crisis?
Bolivian Drug Mule Granted Bail After Six Years
The high court has granted Soleto Justniano Fernando Tito bail.
How to Choose the Right 9/11 Lawyer for Your Victim Compensation Fund Case
Choosing the right 9/11 lawyer can make all the difference in the size of your payout.
Flesh-rotting Tranquilizer Makes its Way into Cocaine Supply
Xylazine is making its way into the illicit drug supply in the U.S., causing devastating effects.
Business Owner Indicted in Telephone Software License Scheme
The DOJ breaks up years-long pirated software operation.
Department of Justice Sues SpaceX for Employment Discrimination
Justice Department attorneys claim that SpaceX illegally deterred refugees and asylum-seekers from applying to work with the company.