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    OxyContin Manufacturer Changes Marketing Practices

    Going forward, Purdue will halt promotion of opioids to doctors. Privately held pharmaceutical manufacturer Purdue says that it will no longer market OxyContin, the most sold opioid painkiller in the world, to doctors. Multiple lawsuits blame the pharmaceutical...

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    Opioid Refills Raise Risk of Dependency in Surgical Patients

    Opioid Refills Raise Risk of Dependency in Surgical Patients

    Larger doses may not be the problem in the opioid crisis. According to a study of over one million commercially insured patients, the length of opioid prescriptions rather than the dosage is the prime determinant of ongoing opioid...

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    The Cosmetic Industry: Where Pre-Approval is Not Required

    The Cosmetic Industry: Where Pre-Approval is Not Required

    Possible asbestos in Claire’s makeup serves as a reminder of “lenient” oversight in the cosmetic industry Claire’s dismisses claims of alleged asbestos-contaminated makeup after a Rhode Island mother reports finding asbestos in her child’s makeup. Becoming concerned about...

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    Asbestos: Where the U.S. Stands in the World

    Asbestos: Where the U.S. Stands in the World

    In comparison to many other countries, the United States can be defined as permissive when it comes to asbestos. Global Asbestos Awareness Week, running April 1-7, is an opportunity to increase awareness of asbestos and its dangers, advocate...

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    Cezar Chavez Day–The Commonwealth Not Helping Common People

    Cezar Chavez Day–The Commonwealth Not Helping Common People

    America remembers Cezar Chavez’s work to fight for the lives of farmworkers and the working poor. On March 31, the United States recognizes Cesar Chavez Day as an opportunity to celebrate the lasting legacy of civil rights leader...

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    When Consumer Safety Does Not Seem to Matter

    When Consumer Safety Does Not Seem to Matter

    AAJ article highlights the ongoing problem with corporations choosing money over honesty and consumer safety. The American Association for Justice’s (AAJ) newest report highlights corporate misconduct and how it impacts the average U.S. citizen’s everyday life. A consistent...

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    Time Ticks as Claim Window Nears Closing in Libby, Montana

    Time Ticks as Claim Window Nears Closing in Libby, Montana

    Time is running out as the statute of limitations winds down for victims of asbestos related illnesses. The three year statute of limitations allowing possible recovery for those who developed asbestos-related diseases as a result of living and...

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    Johnson & Johnson Memorandum Suggests Dangers in Baby Powder

    Johnson & Johnson Memorandum Suggests Dangers in Baby Powder

    Johnson & Johnson demonstrates lack of transparency and consistency in its communication with the public. One question in one memo has become a proverbial Pandora’s box for Johnson & Johnson. The memorandum in question addressed the issue of...

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