Disaster Preparedness for Your Finances
From natural disasters like hurricanes and floods to public health and ecological crises, there are many circumstances for which you should be financially prepared.
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NY Announces Additional Addiction Treatment Cuts Amid COVID-19
New York’s addiction treatment centers are forced to take additional budget cuts during the pandemic.
Investigation Reveals Physicians, Dentists Still Overprescribe Opioids
Despite widespread knowledge regarding the dangers of overprescribing addictive meds, it’s still happening.
New Mexico Restaurant Association (NMRA) Sues Governor Over Shutdown Orders
The New Mexico Restaurant Association (NMRA) is pushing back against the governor’s recent order to keep indoor dining shut down.
Steps Involved in Filing a Claim for Compensation for Personal Injury
Regardless of whether the defendant accepts or denies the liability, all parties involved can start negotiations through their appointed representatives (who are lawyers) and try to reach for some settlement.
Why Sports Betting Regulation is Such a Big Deal for California
It seems inevitable that regulated sports betting will come to California sooner rather than later.
Progress Toward Sustainability in Hawaii
Despite – or because of – high unemployment and economic chaos from COVID-19, progress toward sustainability in Hawaii is a growing inspiration for anyone interested in a greener world.
CDC Reports Mothers are Misusing Opioids During Pregnancy
Researchers report that mothers are admitting to misusing opioids during pregnant, which is harmful to both the mother and developing child.
Mass. Skilled Nursing Facilities Openly Refused Addiction Patients
Report finds Massachusetts’ skilled nursing facilities and rehab centers openly discriminated against addiction patients.
Ranitidine, Zantac, and How They Became Synonymous with Cancer
None of us know what awaits ranitidine manufacturers, and whether or not they can alter the chemical make-up of their medication in order to remove the carcinogen risk.