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Nia Sanchez faces backlash after calling a park “infested with unhoused people” in a now-deleted Instagram Story

Heather Gay says Monica Garcia still owes her $60,000 — and claims the amount keeps growing every day — but Monica insists she only owes $2,000.

Ashley Darby bowed to pressure and apologized to Wendy Osefo — even though she still believes Wendy is caught up in her own insurance-fraud scandal.

Prosecutors claim that RHOP star Wendy Osefo and her husband Eddie used aliases and managed more than 40 credit and debit cards as their fraud case continues to intensify.

RHOA alum Kandi Burruss says she’s facing “a difficult and emotional time” as she and husband Todd Tucker call it quits after 11 years of marriage.

Kandi Burruss’ marriage reportedly unraveled after she learned Todd Tucker had allegedly been cheating on her with multiple women.

Denise Richards and ex-husband Aaron Phypers have been evicted from their Calabasas, California home after failing to pay $84,000 in rent.

Prescription digital therapeutics (PDTs) are transforming healthcare by delivering evidence-based interventions through adaptive software platforms. Unlike traditional therapies, PDTs can evolve after deployment through updates and user-driven modifications, challenging conventional models of evidence generation, dosage definition, and regulatory oversight. This editorial argues that PDTs should be conceptualized as “living interventions,” requiring new frameworks that account for their dynamic nature.Key challenges include the absence of standardized definitions for digital “dose,” variability in patient engagement, and the difficulty of measuring outcomes in continuously evolving systems. Additionally, the transition of therapeutic care into digital environments raises questions about maintaining therapeutic alliance and patient trust. Existing regulatory pathways, designed for static medical products, are insufficient for technologies that change over time.We propose the need for interdisciplinary and anticipatory approaches that integrate clinical science, engagement science, regulatory innovation, and implementation strategies. Ethical considerations, including equity, data privacy, and access, must remain central to ensure that PDTs enhance rather than widen healthcare disparities.As digital therapeutics continue to expand, aligning adaptability with accountability will be critical to their safe, effective, and equitable integration into modern healthcare systems.

Recruitment agencies seeking to sponsor migrant workers face complex legal requirements that blur the line between genuine employment and labour supply. Understanding the Home Office's strict limitations on sponsor licences is crucial to avoid severe sanctions including licence revocation and visa curtailment for sponsored workers.

On May 10, 2025, five Chinese authorities—including the Ministry of Human Resources and Social Security (MOHRSS)—jointly issued the Interim Measures on the Protection of Basic Rights and Interests of Over-Age Workers (the “Measures”), which will take effect on July 1, 2026.