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Scurvy Common in Low-Income Obese Males, ASD
A new study revealed many scurvy patients are low-income obese males or individuals with autism.
Administering Anti IL-11 Antibodies Can Slow Aging
Inhibiting the inflammatory signal may reduce age-related cancers.
Discrimination, Harassment, & Wrongful Termination as Leading Causes of Employment Litigation in California
Navigating California’s intricate employment law landscape requires expert legal guidance.
Smokeball Beacon Awards Celebrate Lawyers Making an Impact in LGTBQ and Underserved Communities
Grand Prize and People’s Choice Winners selected for impact to clients and communities.
How Damage Caps in Childhood Sexual Abuse Cases Re-Victimize Victims
Every survivor of childhood sexual abuse deserves justice. Yet, many face legal barriers limiting fair compensation and accountability.
COVID Has a More Severe Impact on India Than Reported
New research shows the potential for accurately estimating mortality even in short periods using retrospective mortality data.
Off-label Medication Combination Successfully Treats IRDs
Researchers discover tamsulosin, metoprolol, and bromocriptine effectively slow the progression of retinal failure when taken together.
Finding the Right Lawyer for a Fatal Car Accident Case
It is common for surviving family members to want answers right away. In many cases, unfortunately, that is not possible.
Judge Finds Tennessee Department of Correction in Violation of the ADA for Failing to Provide Sign Language Interpreters and Videophones to Deaf Prisoners
While the decision resolved several of the major claims in the case, the Court will later need to decide the remaining claims, in addition to a remedy for these violations as well as damages for individual plaintiffs.