Ethics concerns shouldn’t stop research on memory-altering drugs that could help people traumatized by bad events, according to a professor at Brooklyn Law School.
For years, Michelle Kosilek has been living as a woman in a men’s prison in Massachusetts, with the help of female hormone and hair-removal treatments.
A lawyer in Mexico City for U.S. drug maker Baxter International was caught on tape offering to pay an opposing expert witness to get out of town on a key…
The U.S. Supreme Court hasn’t agreed to review the Obama administration’s health care law, but that hasn’t stopped the pundits from making some predictions.
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission claims in a federal lawsuit (PDF) that a Missouri hospital discriminated against a male nurse by refusing to assign him to the operating room.
Enacting federal medical malpractice reform can help the county improve its credit rating, former White House Office of Management and Budget director Peter R. Orszag wrote today in a column…
Four cannabis clubs in Arizona, where voters last year passed a law allowing medical marijuana use, were sued today by the state attorney general, who alleges that the groups’ actions…
Plaintiff lawyers with product liability cases against knee replacement manufacturer Zimmer Holdings Inc. are getting hit with cease-and-desist letters from company, which claims the attorneys’ Internet writings and television advertisements…
As demand continues to increase for raw foods, prosecutors looking to crack down on the unlawful production and sale of unpasteurized dairy products have sought the arrests of a Venice,…
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