Medical Community

Attorneys representing Meta and other companies argue that since social media addiction lacks formal recognition by the medical community, they cannot be held liable when sued over it. However, the standard for making a diagnosis is reportedly changing, leading judges to become skeptical of these arguments.

Attorneys for Meta and other companies have argued that because social media addiction lacks formal recognition by the medical community, they cannot be held liable when sued over it. However, the standard used for diagnosing such conditions is changing. Consequently, judges have expressed skepticism regarding these corporate legal arguments.

Lawsuits have been filed over social media addiction, creating a collision point between law and science. Meta and other companies argue that they cannot be held liable because the medical community has not formally recognized the condition. However, this defense is challenged by changing standards for diagnosis, leading judges to express skepticism of corporate arguments.

A new kind of penis enlargement surgery claims to add inches, but a gruesome detail may make some think twice. The doctor set to offer it has made claims about the procedure's effectiveness. However, the details of the surgery may be off-putting to potential patients.

A patient's chronic symptoms were dismissed by doctors for 23 years as stress until their body began shutting down, leading to a delayed diagnosis that remains controversial among some medical professionals.

A woman experienced an unusual medical incident where sneezing expelled worms, baffling doctors. This rare case has generated significant attention within the medical community due to its unprecedented nature.