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U.S. District Judge Dolly Gee ruled that the federal government must seek consent before giving migrant children medication.

The judge didn’t buy this explanation, pointing to testimony from children who said they were given pills “every morning and every night.”

In an April 16 court filing, lawyers wrote that “psychotropic drugs can seriously and permanently injure children.”. »

ANN ARBOR—Communication breakdown among nurses and doctors is one of the primary reasons for patient care mistakes in the hospital.

The recordings showed that nurses didn’t directly request what they wanted or express their needs.

The study also found that because doctors and nurses approach patient care from vastly different angles, achieving understanding isn’t easy. »

After seven weekends in theaters and with releases in several major overseas markets still to come, Disney/Pixar’s “Incredibles 2” has hit $1 billion at the global box office, doing so faster than any other animated film in history.

The sequel to Brad Bird’s hit 2004 film is also the 36th film in box office history to hit $1 billion and the seventh animated film to do so, alongside “Frozen,” “Minions,” “Toy Story 3,” “Finding Dory,” “Despicable Me 3,” and “Zootopia.”

Of these films, “Frozen” is the all-time record holder with $1.27 billion. »

A woman has said she became homeless after being injured while working at an Amazon warehouse in Texas last year.

Vickie Shannon Allen, a 49-year-old former Amazon warehouse employee in Texas, says she is now homeless after being injured at work last year.

Allen still works at the Amazon fulfillment center in Haslet, Texas, where she was injured and is living in her car in the parking lot of the warehouse. »