There is a New Surgery and Post-op Option for Addicts
Healthcare system launches new pain management option for surgical patients.
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Family Sues Nursing Home for Neglect After Death of Loved One
The Oasis Center for Rehabilitation and Healing nursing home was recently named in a lawsuit over the alleged wrongful death of Thomas Ward Sr.
Native American Dispatcher Says Rape Claim Was Ignored By Nome Police
The lawsuit underscores the relative invisibility of indigenous women to the U.S. judicial system.
Three Transgender Felony Holders Sue over Name Change Law
Three transgender women are challenging a Pennsylvania state law that will not allow them to legally change their names.
University of Michigan Doctor Accused of Abusing Students Had Numerous Malpractice Claims
Many of Robert Anderson’s malpractice complaints alleged sexual misconduct and invasive, medically unnecessary exams.
Parents of Girl Who Drowned at Summerkids Camp File Lawsuit, Call for Camp Legislation
Summercamp Kids in Altadena recently came under fire in a lawsuit alleging it’s negligent hiring practices caused the wrongful death of six-year-old Roxie Forbes.
Contigo Issues Urgent Recall of 5.7M Childrens Water Bottles Over Choking Concerns
Earlier this week, Contigo recalled nearly six million kids water bottles over choking hazard concerns.
Kansas Considers Dropping Statute of Limitations on Child Sex Abuse Claims
The state currently has among the most restrictive statute of limitations for child sex abuse in the country.
University of Michigan-Flint: LGBTQ Director Fired for Poor Performance Mistreating Staff
While Heather Johnson has since sued the school, letters from her previous supervisor suggest the former Center of Gender and Sexuality director was a domineering and abusive boss.
Chile’s Restrictions on Sugar Appear to Have Paid Off
Chile is successfully combating its obesity epidemic with restrictions on unhealthy foods and marketing.