In 2020, COVID-19 shut down most courtrooms in the United States. But in 2021, courtrooms are reopening. Plaintiffs who suffered from defective mesh medical devices
Taking PrEP — Pre Exposure Prophylaxis — drugs daily to prevent HIV is a bit pricey for most people and not covered by private insurance
Since the first diagnosis of HIV, medical scientists, and clinical trial volunteers worldwide have tried to find a vaccine to prevent people from contracting the
In 2019, about half of the people newly infected with HIV worldwide were female adults. Despite this number, several women still face a long list
The use of inferior vena cava (IVC) filters remains a controversial issue in the medical community, with many arguing for and against it. A recent
A recent review based on data collected from MEDLINE, PubMed, Embase showed that absorbable inferior vena cava (IVC) filters are potentially more effective and safer
A Washington facility is facing a negligence lawsuit for the death of a woman following bunion surgery. The victim’s family instituted the action at the
In a recent study conducted in Africa, the experimental medicine Cabotegravir showed greater effectiveness than daily Truvada pills in preventing women from contracting HIV from
Proton Pump Inhibitors have long been associated with stomach cancer and esophageal cancer. However, it is showing now that those with long term use of
On September 1st, the Food and Drug Administration provided guidance for drug manufacturers on detection and prevention for NDMA contamination. By and large, Zantac and
On October 9th of 2020, France took Monumental movement to eradicate the use of weed killer glyphosate from their country. They announced that their department
The well-covered issue of Johnson and Johnsons’ cancer-causing Baby Powder is finally ending. It appears this final payout of $100 million will close out over
