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France, Canada Ban Textured Breast Implants Over Increased Cancer Risk

By WBE | 7.10.2019 | In The News, You Should Know
  In terms of cosmetic surgery, breast implants are by far the most popular procedure. In 2018, over 313,000 breast augmentation surgeries were performed in the U.S. alone, a 48% ...
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Illinois Supreme Court Upholds Scope of Biometric Information Privacy Act

By WBE | 6.25.2019 | In The News
  Last year, we wrote about the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA). The 2008 act requires companies to obtain affirmative consent from consumers and employees before ...
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9th Circuit Rules CFPB Leadership Structure is Constitutional

By WBE | 6.19.2019 | In The News
  We’ve talked a lot about the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) over the years. We’ve applauded the bureau’s work going after predatory lenders and fighting against mandatory ...
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Lawsuits Allege Amazon Discriminates Against Muslims and Pregnant Women

By WBE | 6.12.2019 | In The News
  Amazon has received numerous complaints from current and former employees over the years, ranging from warehouse conditions that treat workers like “robots,” to a highly publicized pay ...
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FDA Ending Controversial ‘Alternative Summary Reporting’ Program for Faulty Medical Devices

By WBE | 6.5.2019 | In The News, You Should Know
  For decades, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has allowed certain medical device manufacturers including Covidien (now a division of Medtronic) to conceal reports of harm and ...
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Study Confirms Link Between Diabetes Drugs and Flesh-Eating Bacteria

By WBE | 5.29.2019 | In The News
  Adverse effects from prescription drugs are extremely common, ranging from relatively minor inconveniences like dry mouth and drowsiness to serious complications that seem worse than ...
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