5 Most Common Summer Workplace Injuries to Watch Out For
With summer half over, it’s important to remember that as temperatures rise, so too does the risk for heat-related workplace injuries.
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Cannabis Law, Regulations, and Reciprocity Programs in the U.S.
As laws regarding cannabis change, those medical and recreational users need to keep abreast of how these changes affect them.
Distributor Has Been Shipping Excess Opioids to Small Towns
Prosecutors have alleged an Ohio distributor shipped excessive amounts of opioids to small rural towns.
Cocaine Traffickers Use Creative (and Dangerous) Ways to Transport
A drug trafficker was caught with cocaine under his toupee and other weird ways to transport.
Documents Released, Opioid Distributors Blamed for Crisis
Documents released in the consolidated Cleveland litigation are damaging to opioid distributors.
25-year-old Mother Was Misdiagnosed with Deadly Breast Cancer
A young mother was wrongfully diagnosed with an aggressive form of breast cancer.
Is There a Family Link to Opioid Overdose and Death?
New research shows there might be a familial link to the opioid crisis.
5 Ways Outdoor Learning Can Teach Resilience
When our parents used to tell us to “Get outside and play,” they were onto something. Outdoor learning offers a wealth of benefits to kids’ bodies and minds.
Phoenix Spine & Joint Welcomes Dr. Bruce D. Moffatt
Board-certified neurosurgeon to see patients in Goodyear and Scottsdale ASCs.
NYC: Congress Wants to Take on Inflated Medicals Costs but Won’t Attack Ambulance Exploitation
Congress is trying to eliminate surprise medical bills, but the New York Times suggests lawmakers are too hesitant to take on the biggest transgressor: ambulance companies.