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New York Passes Child Victim Act: What This Means for Sexual Abuse Victims

Monday, January 28th, saw the passing of the Child Victims Act in New York. This new law will see stronger protection for all victims of

Houston We Have a Problem and it’s the Catholic Church in Texas

When one thinks of Texas, the Catholic Church never used to come to mind. Texas was/is known as firmly part of the Bible belt. However,

The “Jesuits of the West Province” Releases Names of Sex Abusers

The Society of Jesus, Jesuits of the West Province, have released the names of living and deceased members of the religious order who have been accused

Authorities Raid Offices of the Archdiocese of Galveston-Houston in Texas

The latest sign of a Catholic Church in crisis came on November 28 when the archives pertaining to a Catholic priest accused of sexual abuse

The Fire-Suppressant Foam That Is Causing Health Fires

When we use emergency tools like fire-suppressant foam, we expect them to be effective, safe for use, and capable of protecting us from harm. Unfortunately,

Judge Orders Roundup Lawsuits to Continue

In a 68-page decision, US District Court Judge Vince Chhabria ordered that lawsuits against Monsanto, the manufacturer of weed killer and carcinogenic Roundup to move

Feds to Investigate USC’s Handling of Dr. George Tyndall Complaints

The Feds are coming to the University of Southern California. USC students who encountered former campus gynecologist Dr. George Tyndall can meet with a representative

Dr. George Tyndall and the USC Class Action Lawsuit

In May 2018, the Los Angeles Times reported on sexual misconduct allegations made against Dr. George Tyndall, a gynecologist who was employed at the student

FDA Relaxes Regulations on Medical Devices in Spite of Spike in Recalls

The first quarter of 2018 witnessed the largest increase in medical device recalls in more than a decade. In spite of this the FDA has

Purdue Pharma Knew About Opioid Abuse Potential Over 20 Years Ago

As early as 1996 Purdue Pharma had information suggesting that OxyContin was being abused. Yet the company continued to market the long-acting drug as a