Michigan Receives Millions a Part of Two Multi-state Opioid Cases
Michigan settles opioid case, receiving funds for opioid abatement.
Drugs & Medical Devices
Governor Cuomo Recognizes the Need for Legalization of Psychedelics
New York AG signs a bill decriminalizing psychedelics should the federal laws change.
In 2022, DEA Reports Seizing 150% More Pills Than Year Prior
The amount of deadly counterfeit pills on the streets has skyrocketed.
Drug Helpline Report Places States on ‘Red Alert’
New report sheds light on the nation’s drug problem.
Meth and Fentanyl: How These Two Drugs Dominate the Illegal Drug Market
Even in the wake of a sad year and increased awareness of these epidemic-status drugs, education is not enough to turn the tide.
Officials Confiscated Enough Fentanyl to Kill North America Twice
Officials keep combating the opioid crisis, but fentanyl continues to flood into the U.S.
A Pennsylvania Rite Aid Case Gets Looped into Cleveland’s MDL
The Justice Department intervenes in a 2019 Rite Aid case, moving the case to Ohio.
Rural Areas Struggle to Get Their Fair Share of Settlement Money
Less populated areas of the U.S. are fighting for their share of opioid epidemic funds.
Minorities Have Unequal Access to Opioid Use Disorder Treatment
Black and Hispanic patients tend to receive less time in treatment than white patients.
What to Do If You Suspect an Injury from Administered Vaccine
Dspite the benefits of getting vaccinated, there’s a chance you may have to deal with vaccine injuries.