A multi-million dollar lawsuit has been filed against a doctor for damaging a bosom-boosting surgery on a 47-year-old woman.

Steve and Delia Meier, the farmers who’ve been involved in a five year long legal battle with Transpower, the power company that has six transmission lines running through their property, today expressed desire to end the drawn out conflict by agreeing to a meeting.

The B. C. Court of Appeal has disapproved Federal Government‘s appeal to shut down Vancouver's supervised injection site on the city's troubled Downtown Eastside.

InSite was established in 2003 in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside under a temporary exemption from national drug laws.

Health insurers, generic drugmakers and medical device companies are in a bid to win minute but crucial changes as Democratic leaders in Congress declare the final overhaul of the nation's healthcare system.

It is speculated that such firms want to reduce massive taxes that would come up with healthcare reform funds of tens of billions of dollars over the next 10 years to fund the healthcare reforms. However, pharmaceutical and biotech companies stand against such minor tweaking after undergoing deals with lawmakers.

On Monday, both houses of the New Jersey Legislature gave their approval for a measure which would allow medical marijuana use, and the Governor has shared that he is all set to sign the bill.

The bill was approved by the Assembly, via voting, 48-14, and the Senate, on the other hand, voted 25-13 in favor. Governor Jon Corzine has confirmed that he would award his signature to the measure before leaving the office January 19.

The Human Rights Review Tribunal recently gave a landmark ruling against the government, saying that the Ministry of Health had clearly discriminated against the parents who look after their severely disabled adult children.