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We Have a Substance Abuse Crisis in The Workplace. Here's How — and Why — Employers Need To Act Now.
Substance abuse and addiction have long posed challenges for employers and employees alike. However, the COVID-19 pandemic exacerbated these issues, leaving many companies struggling to support workers and maintain productivity.
'I Don't Think Americans Realize Their Life Could Be on the Line': Pills Tainted With Fentanyl and Methamphetamine Sold in Mexican Pharmacies
Reports from the Los Angeles Times and Vice found that a striking portion of pills marketed as legitimate medication are laced with potent and illicit drugs.
A New Weight-Loss Drug Could Be a Complete Game Changer. 'Psychologically, You Don't Want to Eat.'
Mounjaro, a diabetes drug used to treat obesity, is forecast to make $50 billion in sales annually.
Former Pro Boxer Goran Gogic Indicted in $1 Billion Drug Bust: 'One of the Largest Seizures of Cocaine in U.S. History'
The 43-year-old was indicted after allegedly helping transport over 20 tons of narcotics through U.S. ports.
Is Turning Point Therapeutics Stock at a Turning Point?
The volatile stock of Turning Point Therapeutics (NASDAQ: TPTX) is once again piquing the interest of high risk traders after the company announced encouraging data related to a pivotal trial....
Why Entrepreneurs Need to Pay Attention to Their Mental Health
To steady the chaos of the world, we must start by steadying our minds.
Startup Company Iterable Fires CEO for Using LSD Before Meeting
Justin Zhu claimed that he experimented with the drug to improve his focus.
Purdue Pharma to Plead Guilty to Multiple Federal Charges (Updated)
The OxyContin manufacturer will pay the government $225 million and own up to misleading the DEA and incentivizing doctors to write prescriptions.
Sex, Drugs and Rock 'n' Roll in the Time of Coronavirus
How these big three pacifiers are finding ways to get paid during a global pandemic.
Successful Implementation of E-Pharmacy in Rural India
E-Pharmacy improves purchaser's comfort and access, this will above all advantage endless old-age patients living in family units, and patients who are not in a condition to go out to discover a drug store
After Heroin Nearly Killed Him, Brandon Stump Got Sober and Founded a Company With More Than $21 Million in Sales
The CEO of Charlie's Chalk Dust gives an unflinching look at the horrors of heroin addiction, and how he was able to turn his life around.
After a Point-Blank Rejection Letter From the FDA, This Founder Went Back to the Drawing Board
Cindy Whitehead spent years working on a treatment for low sexual desire in women. When the FDA rejected her drug, she disputed the decision with the stories of affected women -- and won.
The Story of a Life Saver - Arun Chandra Raju
Chandru and his team are now developing 3D living human mini-livers and corneas
Get Ready for Digital Pills: FDA Clears Self-Tracking Drug
The drug, which contains a tiny ingestible sensor, is designed for patients with mental illness.
Here's How You can Weed Out Risks At Work With Drug Test Screening
Drug Test Screenings are advantageous as it helps safeguard the interests of the organization and collectively minimises or eliminates overall drug use