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Military clinic in Japan says staffing, not policy change, is limiting civilian care
Staffing shortages at a U.S. Navy clinic at Sasebo Naval Base in Japan are limiting appointments for Defense Department civilians, raising concerns about access to ongoing medical care and prescriptions.
FDA Said the Romaine Was Gone, So It Named No Grower. It Has Named Farms, Processors and Brands in That Exact Situation Before. Here Are Eight.
When FDA closed #1382, a fourteen-person E. coli O157:H7 outbreak, it named romaine lettuce as the likely source and said on its CORE investigations table that the product was beyond shelf life by the time investigators identified it. It named...
Skeletons in the cupboard or just leverage on the eve of an IPO
Every year, the Supreme People’s Procuratorate publishes a number of ‘representative cases’ of malicious intellectual property (IP) litigation, to highlight its efforts to prevent the abusive enforcement of IP rights for improper commercial gain. The...
Checking in on Delaware developments
Source: YouTubeSummaryJust some things I’ve been meaning to blog about.First, in Dodiya v. Franklin, VC Will concluded that a take-private involving a conflicted director and conflicted CEO did not satisfy the safe harbors of DGCL 144 and therefore could be the...
Twitter (“X”) doesn’t have a limit of 280 characters anymore
Twitter (“X”) doesn’t have a limit of 280 characters anymore for premium users – and that seems to include most of the users I’m learning from and engaging.As you go by your first 280 characters Twitter will display a message that reads...
FDA Now Says, “Romaine Calm.” Romaine Lettuce Caused a Summer 2026 E. coli O157:H7 Outbreak. It Waited Until It Closed the File, and It Named No Grower and No Processor – Again.
On September 10, 2026, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration closed its investigation into a fourteen-person E. coli O157:H7 outbreak, reference #1382, and for the first time told the public what the food was: romaine lettuce. It named no grower, no...
SEC Proposes to Repeal Longstanding Pay-to-Play Restrictions on Investment Advisers
On September 3, 2026, the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) voted to propose rescinding in its entirety Rule 206(4)-5 under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940, the agency’s longstanding “pay-to-play rule” applicable to...
Supreme Court Action Revives FCC Media Bureau’s Political Ad Guidance
Late Friday afternoon, the U.S. Supreme Court granted a stay of the Fourth Circuit’s decision setting aside the FCC Media Bureau’s guidance on entitlement to the lowest unit charge (“LUC”) for certain political ads placed on broadcast TV and...
Unnamed Federal Officials Told the Washington Post They Are About to Declare the Largest Cyclospora Outbreak in U.S. History Over. The National Count Is Still Climbing, 8,137 Confirmed Illnesses Have No Named Source, and Congress Is Still Waiting for an Answer.
Federal officials are poised to declare the end of the largest known Cyclospora outbreak in the history of the United States. I did not learn that from CDC or FDA. As I write this, CDC’s own outbreak page, stamped September 3, still lists the...