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Artificial Intelligence and Graduate Health Sciences Education: Emerging Issues for graduate education in the health sciencesAs we navigate the ever-evolving

CHARLESTON -- A circuit judge asked attorneys to take a temporary break to reconsider their arguments in the state trial for drug companies accused of irresponsibly flooding West Virginia with pain pills and causing an epidemic.

Data tallying opioid-related deaths tend to be unreliable, a defense epidemiologist testified Wednesday in the West Virginia attorney general's opioid crisis trial, while plaintiffs' lawyers shot back that the state's stats are among the most trustworthy in the nation.

CHARLESTON — An expert witness called by attorneys for opioid manufacturers in West Virginia’s ongoing trial spent several hours on the stand Wednesday pointing out what he believed were weaknesses

WMU Facilitator: Dr. Rob Lyerla, Ph.D, PhD MGIS, Professor- Interdisciplinary Health Sciences PhD Program Content The national roll-out of COVID vaccines raises a number of questions for the general public.  After the safety and efficacy of the vaccine are evaluated, public health professionals then begin the process of recommending prioritization of groups for receiving vaccines.  Understanding public health ethics clarifies how decisions are made.  Dr. Chillag will discuss the public he...