The rule had been shown to reduce EtO emissions by more than 90%, accordingly reducing cancer risk by 92%. Despite additional findings that the gas is 60 times more toxic than previously thought, the new EPA proposed rule plans to roll back these standards.
Recent guidance by the Food and Drug Administration may significantly limit future access to GLP-1 weight-loss drugs through online telehealth platforms exploiting compounding pharmacy exceptions.
The lack of transparency in the industry contributes to unchecked environmental harm: communities are left unaware of what is happening in their backyard and, thus, are ill-equipped to combat these issues.
Plaintiffs plan to draw a comparison to Big Tobacco litigation in the 1990s, involving companies such as Philip Morris and R.J. Reynolds, and argue that social media giants recognize the long-term monetary value of hooking users early.
What was expected to be a dramatic breakup for the company turned relatively tame. A company that owns over ninety percent of the market share received essentially a slap on the wrist.
The law must respond to the automotive industry’s newfangled consumer tactics, and legislators must kick it into high gear to reach a uniform agreement.
How are we to weigh autonomy and privacy with capitalism and technological advancement when the latter two remain largely indifferent to the moral cost they impose?
Nearly a quarter of eight-year-olds have a cell phone. That number jumps to 50% by age 10. Their presence in the classroom disrupts learning and discipline.
Algorithmic pricing is usually invisible to consumers, who typically see only the prices and fees they’re offered
[A]lthough point-shaving schemes long predate the rise of online sports betting, the newfound ease of placing wagers raises a salient question: Is there a causal relationships between the accessibility of betting and the prevalence of corruption in sports?