With the first round of talks disrupted and the 60-day clock already ticking, negotiators are under pressure to prove the deal can survive beyond its opening days.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has revised its labeling for testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) to encourage its use among men with testosterone deficiencies.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has revised its labeling for testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) to address declining testosterone levels in men . PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: - DETAIL: TRT has been linked to improvements in energy, libido, vitality, and lean muscle mass. TRT can also be used to address issues linked to declining testosterone levels, such as obesity, depression, and mental health challenges. “We convened an expert panel on testosterone replacement in men… That was kind of the genesis for this labeling change. If you had to look at one value in blood test for men, in my opinion, look at one value that would predict the longevity, the vitality, the lifespan, and the healthy life span of men, testosterone would…Open
Democratic socialists are making gains in mayoral races across several of the nation’s largest cities. The latest breakthrough came in Washington, where Janeese Lewis George […] Source
Cook Political Report on Thursday moved seven US House races in Democrats’ favor, as Republicans fight to defend their majority in the chamber ahead of […] Source
A Pennsylvania minor league baseball team has forfeited a scheduled game after several players refused to wear special jerseys planned for the organization’s annual Pride […] Source
The British government is considering a Law Commission proposal to abolish mandatory life sentences for murder.
The British government is considering a Law Commission proposal to abolish mandatory life sentences for murder . PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Britain’s Labour Party government is considering a Law Commission proposal to change the homicide laws in England and Wales, suggesting abolition of mandatory life sentences for all murder convictions, reserving them only for so-called “first-degree” murder cases, similar to the U.S. DETAIL: Under the proposed changes, a new category of second-degree murder would apply to cases where the intent was to cause serious injury or where a partial defense, such as diminished responsibility, is applicable. The Commission argues the current law is overly broad and that a two-tier system would create…Open