Fox News |
Mom who delayed invasive cancer treatment to protect unborn babies dies 10 months after delivering twins
Fox News A Kansas mom who made headlines last year when she decided to delay invasive cancer treatment for the sake of her unborn twins has died. Danielle Dick, who in addition to her 10-month-old twins also had a 3-year-old daughter with her husband Tyler, ... |
MLive.com |
State suspends Jackson doctor's license, alleging over-prescribing of drugs
MLive.com JACKSON, MI - State officials claim a Jackson doctor has been over-prescribing controlled substances and have suspended his medical license. The Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs, LARA, suspended Dr. Dana DeWitt's license to ... Jackson doctor has license suspended for overprescribing addictive drugs Jackson Doctor suspended for overprescribing controlled substances |
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette |
Allegheny County, Pittsburgh sue 8 opioid manufacturers, distributors
Tribune-Review The American Dental Association said it is pressing for seven-day prescription limits and mandatory education that encourages using other painkillers. Email Newsletters · Sign up for one of our email newsletters. Updated less than a minute ago ... Pittsburgh, Allegheny County sue opioid makers, distributors Allegheny County, city of Pittsburgh file lawsuit against opioid manufactures, distributors |
Vox |
Drug companies bought doctors fancy meals — and then those doctors prescribed more opioids
Vox Doctors who had just one extra meal paid for by an opioid company were more likely to prescribe opioids than doctors who got fewer free meals, according to a new research letter published in JAMA Internal Medicine. The study, from researchers Scott ... Cheap meals for docs boost opioid drug sales, says Boston Medical Center study Opioid-Related Payments Linked to Increase in Opioid Rx Opioid pharmaceutical marketing influences physicians' opioid prescribing rates |
Newsweek |
What Causes PCOS? Scientists May Have Finally Found an Answer
Newsweek Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)—the leading cause of infertility in women—could be triggered in the womb, according to scientists who have reversed the little-understood condition in mice. Researchers in France believe PCOS could be caused by the ... |