Researcher Says Aaron Hernandez’s Brain Showed Signs Of Severe CTENovember 10, 2017 |
The Boston researcher who examined the brain of former football star Aaron Hernandez says it showed the most damage her team had seen in an athlete so young
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Publishers threaten to remove millions of papers from ResearchGateOctober 10, 2017 |
Take-down notices “imminent” as lawsuit is filed alleging widespread copyright infringement
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Judge Opens Door for Lawsuit Over Girl Declared Brain DeadSeptember 8, 2017 |
A California judge ruled that a teen girl who was declared brain dead more than three years ago after a tonsillectomy may technically still be alive, allowing a malpractice lawsuit against the hospital to move forward and possibly setting up the family to have her care paid for if they succeed
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In Survey, Docs Say Unneeded Medical Care Is CommonSeptember 7, 2017 |
Driven by fear of malpractice. Johns Hopkins research team conducts national survey of more than 2,000 physicians
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Alleging decades of gender discrimination, two senior female scientists last week sued the Salk Institute for Biological Studies, sparking a public relations debacle that has engulfed the venerable institution and could threaten its appeal to donors and new researchers
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Revelations about the C.I.A. practices, which were a radical departure for the United States, set off global denunciations and bitter divisions at home. They led to an eventual ban on the techniques and a prohibition by the American Psychological Association against members’ participation in national security interrogations
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— and suing them. You can expect more lawsuits against opioid companies in 2017
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You can add Ohio to the list of state and local governments that are filing lawsuits against drug makers for spreading the opioid epidemic by allegedly downplaying risks and improperly encouraging prescribing of the addictive painkillers
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