CDC had contentious plan for flight filled with COVID-exposed cruise passengers 13:29. In the early days of the COVID crisis, 235 Americans boarded the Costa Luminosa cruise ship headed for Europe.

Florida became the second state in the country to end its practice of adjusting fluoride levels in its water supply.

As the national death toll rose from COVID-19 in August, a diagnostic radiologist was selected as President Donald Trump’s leading medical advisor. Dr. Scott W. Atlas was recruited after ...

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Public health malpractice could rise to the level of a crime against humanity, as defined in the Rome Statute [PDF] of the International Criminal Court: an “inhumane act ...

Just 1 percent of doctors are linked to nearly one-third of all paid malpractice claims, an analysis by researchers at Stanford finds. And the physicians who account for an outsize share of the ...

He called it "public health malpractice" despite widespread consensus among public health experts that fluoridation has dramatically improved dental health in the U.S., saved billions in dental ...

Calling it a "public health malpractice" Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo said the state will urge localities to stop fluoridating drinking water.

“It is public health malpractice, with the information we have now, to continue adding fluoride to water systems in Florida,” said Ladapo at a press conference Friday morning.

These big awards aren’t the health care industry’s only concern. They say caps also lower the rate of increasing medical malpractice insurance premiums and help to entice badly-needed doctors ...

A new lawsuit filed by Johnson County OB/GYNs who were at the center of a 2022 exceptional medical malpractice case have filed a lawsuit claiming their insurance company put its own financial ...