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In-House Compliance: Supply Chains’ Strongest Defense Against Cargo Theft

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By Amy Martin
| Supply Chain Brain Verified
Cargo theft is surging across the supply chain industry, driven by increasingly sophisticated criminal tactics. According to CargoNet, cargo theft surged 13% year-over-year in Q2 2025. The rise in incidents, particularly involving high-value commodities, is pushing shippers and carriers to reassess their risk-mitigation strategies. Cargo theft is no longer limited to opportunistic heists at truck stops.
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Caring for Patients With Severe Anorexia Nervosa-A Capacity Evaluation Cannot Save Us

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By Emily Holmes, Jane A. Hartsock, Amy Martin
| jamanetwork.com
Caring for Patients With Severe Anorexia Nervosa—A Capacity Evaluation Cannot Save Us In 2024 The New York Times Magazine published an article titled “Should Patients Be Allowed to Die From Anorexia?”1 This article has been shared widely among clinicians, stimulating a vigorous discussion about the care of individuals with severe, long-standing anorexia nervosa (AN) for whom the benefits of further involuntary treatment are uncertain.
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Family of teen killed on Orlando FreeFall ride awarded US$310m settlement as manufacturer held responsible

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By Amy Martin
| t.ly
The manufacturers of the now demolished Orlando FreeFall have been ordered to pay a US$310m settlement following the 2022 death of fourteen-year-old Tyre Sampson Orlando FreeFall has since been removed from Icon Park The parents of a boy who died after falling from Icon Park’s Orlando FreeFall, have been awarded US$310m (€294.5m, £243m) following a detailed investigation into the accident.
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