A woman was arrested after police said she traveled all over metro Atlanta, filling prescriptions using stolen ...

Temple University physician Rohit Soans worries that patients using weight-loss medications may be considering risky options to keep taking these popular drugs. As new restrictions on popular GLP-1 ...

MEDVi, an online hub for GLP-1 drugs, wants you to know that it's "serious" about helping you lose weight. According to its ...

A day after 23-year-old Wyatt Williamson laughed and joked with friends during a hike, he collapsed on the floor of his Louisville apartment. The former University of Louisville student had recently ...

A man from Irondequoit faces serious federal charges after allegedly impersonating a physician to illegally distribute prescription drugs. Prosecutors say he issued dozens of fake prescriptions, even ...

in some cases without a prescription. Business Insider also reported that it had flagged 200 podcasts that Spotify subsequently removed. The fake podcasts — which had showed up among the top ...

Under a new executive order, prescription drug prices will be reduced “almost immediately.” President Donald Trump, in a May 11 post on Truth Social President Donald Trump expressed high hopes for an ...

These fake programs advertise the availability of addictive prescription medications such as Xanax, Oxycodone and Tramadol. This disturbing find coincides with the platform’s recent introduction of a ...

What initially drew you to preventative health, and was there a particular moment or experience that sparked your passion for this approach to medicine? Both my parents were in the preventive health ...

These fake podcasts, found through searches like “Adderall” and “Xanax,” often featured generic or AI-generated voices pushing prescription drugs like Oxycodone, Vicodin, Methadone, ...

Spotify is facing renewed scrutiny after an investigation uncovered dozens of fake podcasts masquerading ... to illicit online pharmacies selling prescription drugs. A CNN investigation report ...

An investigation has uncovered that Spotify hosted nearly 200 fake podcast episodes promoting the illegal sale of prescription drugs like Xanax, Oxycodone, and Tramadol. These podcasts acted as a ...