Processed foods that contain high sugar and fat and little in the way of nutrients could be changing the brain in a way that resembles addiction, some researchers believe.
Updated: A psychiatrist accused of disclosing information about a patient who was a Virginia state trooper was on trial briefly this week in what could be the first prosecution of…
A Maryland judge on Wednesday will consider a request for a preliminary injunction requiring doctors to keep a feeding tube in place for an unemployed computer technician who suffered brain…
A municipal court judge in Missouri was so desperate for a cure for his Parkinson’s disease that he paid for a Mexican doctor to perform two transplants using stem cells…
A college instructor and mother on a crusade to clean up children’s play areas has been warned by a lawyer for a McDonald’s franchisee that she is banned from eight…
Six out of eight candidates for the Republican presidential nomination are backing limits on the federal judiciary, ranging from an end to lifetime tenure to impeachment to curbs on jurisdiction.
Rules intended to protect residents of assisted living facilities from overreaching attorneys went too far in limiting lawyer access to their clients at these facilities, the top New York appeals…
Former Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline should be indefinitely suspended from practicing law for his alleged misconduct in the handling of criminal investigations of abortion providers in the mid-2000s, a…
The Baltimore law firm Baxter, Baker, Sidle, Conn & Jones wanted to keep its computer files safe from fire or flooding, so an employee toted a portable backup hard drive…
A Rockville, Md., lawyer who reportedly collaborated with a California attorney to flout adoption and surrogacy laws in a baby-selling scheme has been disbarred.
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