Every year, about 11 million people are booked into U.S. jails. The government running the jail—usually a county—has a constitutional mandate to provide inmates with necessary health care. Little is known about how jails administer their health care programs and whether these programs further public...
If there were a simple solution proven to lead to fewer sick days, higher team morale, happier customers, and a more pleasant work environment, you’d probably give it a whirl, right? What if it could also make you physically and mentally healthier, and even extend...
Taylor Weyeneth, a 24-year-old former Trump campaign worker who rose rapidly to a senior post in the White House Office of National Drug Control Policy, will step down by the end of the month because of controversy surrounding his appointment, the White House tells the...
A New York Appeals court has rejected the notion that risk prediction under the state’s Sex Offender Registration Act (SORA) should have a scientific basis. According to the July 2017 decision in People v. Curry, courts must not only adhere to a risk assessment instrument...
Peritoneal mesothelioma survivor Jayda Kelsall didn’t take her increasing pain lying down. The Ottawa, Ontario, resident fought hard to get doctors to recognize her mysterious pain. Without her fighting spirit and determination to advocate for her health, she might not be here today. “If I...
Canada recently issued a new crime advisory for the Bahamas, warning its citizens to exercise a high degree of caution when traveling there due to high rates of crime, including a reported increase of sexual assaults against tourists. Canada's website advisory was updated last week...