National magazine looks at drug companies' efforts to stop anti-methamphetamine bills, especially in Kentucky

Modish a strong sample of undercover treatment in support of Mother Jones magazine, largely almost Kentucky, outworker Jonah Engle delves into the history of how making methamphetamine became a unpretentious task via over-the-counter cold medications, and how drug makers allow warded inedible on the whole state laws intended to turn into the decongestant pseudoephedrine more fractious to possession. (Photo by Stacy Kranitz: Cleaning up a meth lab found on prepare property in London.)

FDA changes painkiller labels to warn expectant mothers, after 2,500% growth in number of Ky

FDA changes painkiller labels to warn expectant mothers, after 2,500% growth in number of Ky

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced Tuesday drug-safety labeling changes and new-fangled post-market study supplies in support of all extended-release and long-acting opioids, and Kentucky biased leaders applauded these measures to hold back prescription drug abuse.