New Drugs Show Rare Promise Against Advanced Breast Cancer
The studies involve cancers that are called HER2 positive.
Drugs
Our South Dakota Neighbors Launch Badly Worded Anti-Meth Campaign
South Dakota has an interesting new anti-meth campaign. which includes a new logo, new website and a new "on meth" video.
'This Ain't Your Mother's Marijuana,' Surgeon General Says
The officials note that while state laws have changed legalizing marijuana, federal law hasn't.
Oklahoma Judge Rules Against Drugmaker, Orders $572M Payment
Oklahoma pursued the case under the state's public nuisance statute.
Yellowstone Worker Charged with Gun, Drug Crimes
Timothy Stevens told the manager of the Roosevelt Lodge that, "'people are being racist against me because I'm a white redneck from Florida.'"
More States Sue Opioid Maker Alleging Deceptive Marketing
Basileu said he overdosed four times before getting sober three years ago.
Wyoming Federal Judges Sentence Eight for Firearms, Other Crimes
Two of the defendants were arrested in Casper.
Drugmakers Will Have to Reveal Prices in TV Ads
In other economically advanced countries, governments negotiate drug prices to keep medications more affordable for patients.
Wyoming Feds Investigating Alleged Crimes by Fast Food Eateries
The case started in 2016 when federal agents identified cash-down purchases of $10,000 or more on vehicles, found suspicious cash deposits, and other evidence.
Wyoming Opioid Abuse, Deaths Remain Low But Still a Concern
Between 2014 and 2016, Wyoming averaged 42 overdose deaths from opioids.