Mental Health, Addictions Care Not Profitable, Lacks Resources
Mental health, addictions care needs more funding to address the nation’s current epidemic.
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Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser Joins Antitrust Claim Against Kroger and Albertsons Merger
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser will file a lawsuit to block the proposed $24.6 billion merger of Kroger and Albertsons, the state’s two largest grocery store chains. According to The Denver Post, Weiser is joining Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson in opposing the merger, which both officials claim would stifle competition and harm consumers, workers,
Introduction to AI and Machine Learning in Trading Terminal Software
It is your duty as a trader to take each of these aspects into account before selecting a platform.
Former Mississippi Inmate Says Health Contractors Refused to Treat Breast Cancer Until It Was Terminal
The lawsuit suggests that, even as doctors continued telling 62-year-old Susie Balfour that anomalies in her breast were “probably” benign, they had already started billing for cancer-related services.
Wrong Reputation? VA Health Care is Actually Quite Efficient
The Department of Veterans Affairs may offer better health care benefits than many people think.
Marijuana Use Linked to Increased Asthma Risk in Youth
Studies warn of cannabis-related respiratory issues in young users.
Class Action: Amazon Misled Prime Subscribers By Changing Terms to Integrate Ads into Streaming Content
Attorneys for the propose class say that Amazon deceived consumers by promoting its “commercial-free” platform, only to pivot toward an advertisement-centered streaming model in 2023.
University of Minnesota Student Sues School After Off-Campus Housing Attendant Ignores Calls for Help
The plaintiff, Genevieve Lizotte, developed serious complications after undergoing surgery. She called the “community adviser” at her off-campus student apartment for help, but instead nearly died after the adviser allegedly failed to investigate.
Smartphone Use Reduces Academic Performance, Study Finds
New PISA report reveals link between smartphone use in school and lower grades, particularly in math.
SUD Induced Heart Disease Deaths on The Rise in the U.S.
While heart disease deaths have decreased overall, there has been a notable rise in those related to substance use.