American Medical Association

In a landmark decision, the American Medical Association (AMA) voted this week to support the elimination of criminal penalties for drug possession for personal use, marking a notable shift in the organization’s approach to addressing the substance use crisis in the U.S. “The war on...

Some of the most prominent and anticipated mergers of the year appear to be in a holding pattern, and the trend is nothing new. The failure rate of mergers and acquisitions teeters between 70 and 90 percent, according to the 2011 Harvard Business Review study. The high failure rate is a direct...

Getting drunk early and often is an equal opportunity affliction, according to a new study, which shows alcoholism rising sharply across every demo of drinkers. Whether they prefer moonshine or merlot, one out of every eight Americans has an alcohol disorder, according to a study published this...

Only second to water, tea is quickly becoming one of the world’s most consumed beverages. The research surrounding tea and its health benefits has boosted its popularity, according to The Wasthington Post Tea has been studied for decades to discover its many health benefits, but it’s hard to...