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Rosalie Liccardo Pacula PhD is a Full Professor and the Elizabeth Garrett Chair in Health Policy, Economics & Law in the Sol Price School of Public Policy and the Leonard D. Schaeffer Center for Health Policy & Economics at the University of Southern California. She also serves as Co-PI of the NIH P50 funded RAND/USC Opioid Policy Tools and Information Center of Excellence (OPTIC) and is the Co-Director of USC’s Institute on Addiction Sciences Policy Affinity Group. Prior to coming to USC, she spent 15 years as the Co-Director of RAND’s Drug Policy Research Center, which provided her the...

(2) The launch will enable manufacturers of Absorbent Hygiene Products (AHPs) to offer greater reassurance to consumers who are increasingly concerned about the presence of chemicals in AHPs, particularly baby diapers. Until now, and with no specific regulations in place for their detection, manufacturers have had to rely on product testing practices used on other materials or in other sectors. The NWSP 360.0 method is the result of a collaboration between experts at SGS in France and EDANA, the world's main association of manufacturers of non-woven fabrics and related products. It gives manu...

After taking care of the relatives and friends of the victims, the next priority, of course is to find out how this accident could have happened and how we make sure that this can never, ever happen again. it's too early for speculation, but i'm very happy to say that we are indeed very constructive dialogue and cooperation with the french authorities, the spanish authorities, the german authorities, airbus industries and our experts on lufthansa, technical expert operational expert who all have convened at the accident site for the investigation. we're very glad that the first flight recorder...

Looking up to the skies to see what's happening, where the roar is coming from, adding to the sense of tension here. christine? >> thanks for that. edward snowden is on the defensive firing back at critics in an interview with nbc news. the former nsa contractor leaked more than 1 million pages of secret documents says he's trying to set the record straight. he was more than a low level hacker. listen. >> i was trained as a spy in sort of the traditional sense of the word. i lived and worked undercover overseas, pretending to work in a job that i'm not and assigned a name that was not mine. bu...

I'm not. and even being assigned a name that was not mine. but i am a technical specialist. i'm a technical expert. i don't work with people. i don't recruit agents. what i do is i put systems to work for the united states. and i've done that at all levels from the bottom on the ground, all the way to the top. now, the government might deny these things and they might frame it in certain ways and say he's a low-level analyst but what they're trying to do, is they're trying to use one position that i've had in a career here or there, to distract from the totality of my experience which is that ...