A federal judge has warned of an identity theft scam targeting US military veterans and service members potentially covered by 3M's $6 billion settlement of more than 200,000 lawsuits alleging its earplugs caused hearing damage https://t.co/YUPzbnpKLh @brenpiers
A Trump-appointed judge in Ohio declined to prevent Medicare from beginning to negotiate prices for some prescription drugs this fall under a new program, vindicating one of President Joe Biden's signature initiatives. @brenpiers @Reuters https://t.co/COOq2HaeFd
A Tennessee law prohibiting doctors from providing medical care such as puberty-blockers and gender-affirming surgery for transgender minors can go into effect immediately, a US appeals court ruled https://t.co/ONmyKoZSEN
South Carolina's highest court appeared open to upholding a new state law banning abortion after about six weeks of pregnancy, months after it blocked a similar ban https://t.co/EKHEGoR5bp @brenpiers
The Biden administration's appeal in the ongoing abortion pill case will be decided by a very conservative panel, even by 5th Circuit standards. With @jacq_thomsen https://t.co/E9WW5PQZuV
Good morning from Amarillo, TX, where a small crowd of media and members of the public are waiting to get a spot in Judge Kacsmaryk’s courtroom for a hearing in the case that could jeopardize abortion pill (mifepristone) access nationwide. @Reuters
Texas Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk will soon rule on a challenge to the abortion pill. We trace his path to the bench, history of activism rooted in religious beliefs and report new details on the strength of his antiabortion convictions w/@CAKitchener
https://t.co/zmM3hu0BYX
This is a big deal - first of the post-Dobbs abortion ban challenges to be finally decided by a top state court. By @gabriellaborter https://t.co/UonHO62VZz
From 2000-2021, manufacturers earned $111 billion on brand-name #inhalers in the US AFTER patents on their active ingredients had expired.
How?
By patenting other aspects of the products (e.g., delivery devices).
New piece out in @JAMA_current
https://t.co/2PQgsy4dAf
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Drugmakers GSK, Pfizer, Sanofi SA and Boehringer Ingelheim defeated thousands of lawsuits claiming that the heartburn drug Zantac caused cancer, as a federal judge found the claims were not backed by sound science. @brenpiers @Reuters https://t.co/sZFO5Tu4Ra