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The Hair Relaxer MDL is now focusing on bellwether cases to test claims that chemical relaxers cause cancers. After extensive discovery and expert analysis, the court will narrow the cases for trial, ...

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A six-state pilot program will target 'wasteful care' under Medicare Medicare programs in six states will face prior authorizations under a new pilot program. Traditional Medicare in six states will ...

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Georgia Supreme Court reinstates woman’s lawsuit over chemical hair relaxers. Plaintiff claims products from L’Oréal and Strength of Nature caused fibroids. Justices reject companies’ argument that ...

Georgians who claim they were seriously injured by prolonged use of chemical hair straighteners were granted a win Wednesday by the Georgia Supreme Court, but it came with a warning. Georgians who ...

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Students continue to pursue postsecondary education—particularly Latino and Black students—and a growing share of those applicants are choosing to submit SAT and ACT scores even when institutions are ...