Filing Contends Pill-pushing Pharmacies Should Not be Forgotten
Pharmacies need to be held accountable for excessive opioid orders, according to lawsuit.
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Survey Shows Teachers May Not Return in the Fall
New poll suggests there could be a shortage of educators next school year.
Metformin, a Diabetes Drug, Recalled Due to Possible Cancerous Chemical
Apotex recently announced a recall for the popular diabetes drug, metformin, because the drug may contain possible high levels of N-Nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA).
Nike’s Security Guard Denied Health Inspector Access
Health inspector was denied access to Nike distribution center with positive COVID cases.
Plaintiffs Say ‘Pillbillies’ Email Wasn’t Shared in Discovery
AmerisourceBergen tried to conceal parody song email, plaintiffs allege.
Department of Justice Announces support for Lawsuit Filed Against Gov. Whitmer’s Stay-Home Orders
The U.S. Department of Justice announced it will support those seven businesses who sued Governor Gretchen Whitmer over her stay-home orders.
Michigan Residents File Lawsuits After Midland-area Dams Fail
The lawsuits say the State of Michigan and privately-owned Boyce Hydro neglected to maintain the Edenville and Sanford Dams, which failed amidst heavy rains in May.
Scientists Have a Prototype for an Inexpensive, Self-cleaning Mask
Israel’s Technion Faculty of Materials Science and Engineering team has developed an electronic, reusable mask.
Teva Execs Believe the Company Will Avoid Criminal Charges
Teva is taking a gamble, using its coronavirus solution to assume it will not be charged criminally.
Chinese Government Will Likely Continue Tracking Consumers
COVID-19 tracking software on consumers’ phones in China may be here to stay.