The dragnet targeting pharmaceutical manufacturers that pay medical providers to write opioid prescriptions has continued to widen.

Two months after an Insys Therapeutics sales representative pleaded

A federal project that seeks to reconfigure the methods used to get injured and sick employees back to work as soon as possible has taken its

The question of whether platelet-rich plasma is an effective treatment for musculoskeletal injuries is complicated.

PRP, which is prepared from a patient’s own blood, can be

A federal trail court judge last week ruled that a New Jersey staffing company has to cough up $166,202.65 in past-due workers’ compensation premiums to

Two Southern California lawmakers want the state’s auditor to conduct an independent investigation on the timeliness of medical care being provided to injured workers.

Assemblyman