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Current evidence does not show that medical marijuana laws enacted through 2014 have led to increases in adolescent marijuana use

Medical Marijuana Laws Not Tied to Increases in Teen Use

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Findings based on 11 separate studies using data from four, large-scale U.S. surveys
A Michigan woman who defied a court order and refused to have her son vaccinated has received a prison sentence.

Michigan Woman Gets Jail Time for Refusing to Vaccinate Son

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Ruling is the latest round in a long-running custody fight
Youth with justice involvement are more likely to have used an emergency department or emergency service

Odds of Emergency Care Up for Youth With Justice Involvement

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Two studies show increased likelihood of ED use and hospitalization, higher use of emergency services
The perioperative period appears critical in malpractice cases involving surgical residents

Peri-Op Management Key in Surgical Resident Malpractice

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Review of cases highlights importance of peri-op management; supervision by attending doctor
The Washington State high court has ruled against interstate medical liability

High Court Rules Against Interstate Medical Liability

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Case involves doctor providing care to football player in Idaho, who then died after injury in Washington
A new bill with tort reforms to protect Iowa physicians will take effect July 1

New Bill With Tort Reforms Will Protect Iowa Physicians

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Reforms include limiting noneconomic damages for intangibles, stronger expert witness standards
A court ruling allowing a civil rights lawsuit against a medical examiner may have serious consequences for physicians in public service

Court Ruling Potentially Threatens Physicians’ Immunity

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Friend-of-the-court brief reflects concern that the ruling will have negative impact on physicians
A lawsuit has been filed by an Indian nation against six of the top drug distributors and pharmacies in the United States for harm done by prescription pain medications.

Cherokee Nation Sues Retailers, Distributors Over Opioid Crisis

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Suit alleges companies violated sovereign Cherokee laws by failing to prevent black market sales
Fewer than 1

991 Used Oregon’s Physician-Aided Dying Law 1998 to 2015

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Most patients were white, older, and college-educated
From 1992 to 2014 there was a decrease in the rate of malpractice claims paid on behalf of physicians in the United States

Paid Malpractice Claims Cut in Half From 1992 to 2014 in U.S.

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But, increase in mean compensation amounts and percentage of paid claims exceeding $1 million