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FMCSA to review its trucking safety management system

After enduring a great deal of criticism over its Compliance, Safety, Accountability (CSA) trucking management system, the Federal Motor Carrier Administration (FMCSA) has agreed to allow one of its subcommittees to thoroughly review its processes.The CSA is one of the... Read More

Passengers increase risky behavior in teen motorists

Pennsylvania passed a measure one year ago that placed restrictions on how many passengers teen drivers can ferry around. Recent research supports this move, as a study sponsored by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety has determined that risky behaviors... Read More

Hospital facilities need to be concerned for fall injuries

Over the past 10 years, falls among the elderly aged 65 and over have increased 163 percent in the state of Ohio. According to an administrator for injury prevention for the Ohio Department of Health, "The risk of falling increases... Read More

23 Dead in Meningitis Outbreak

In the current outbreak of fungal meningitis two more have been reported dead today. The death toll is now at 23. The fungal meningitis outbreak is linked to contaminated steroids which were distributed by the New England Compounding Center in... Read More

Motorists endangered by counterfeit air bags

Over the past two weeks, the American public has been inspired to panic, albeit mildly. On October 10, the Obama Administration warned motorists that in the event of car accidents, the air bags installed in their vehicles to protect them... Read More

Pennsylvania drivers: Beware, it’s deer season

Even though American children grow up watching Bambi and cultivating a sense of awe at the gentle nature deer possess, it doesn't take long for adults to understand that deer overpopulation is a serious issue. Deer hunting permits are granted... Read More

Cadmium exposure is still a critical kids safety issue: Part I

In the autumn of 2010, the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) became aware that various children's toys and jewelry sold in the U.S. contained the toxic substance cadmium. However, despite the agency's vocalized commitment to keep these potentially unsafe... Read More

Police investigate deadly accident, urge caution for motorcyclists

There may have been a third car involved in an accident that claimed the life of a local motorcycle rider. The accident occurred on the Ohio-West Virginia border last week, and has been under investigation since then.On the 17th Street... Read More

Death toll for Fungal Meningitis Outbreak Grows to 23; Total Reported Cases Grows to 284

The number of fungal meningitis cases linked to tainted epidural steroid injections has now reached 284. As of today there have been 23 reported deaths due to complications caused by fungal meningitis. The last two deaths were reported in Tennessee... Read More

North Carolina Woman is the Latest Victim of Fungal Meningitis

A North Carolina woman has died as a result of fungal meningitis linked to contaminated steroid injections. The contaminated steroids were manufactured by the New England Compounding Center in Massachusetts and believed to be distributed to 23 states including North... Read More

Children’s toys recalled for high lead levels

Imagine parents hearing their son ask time and time again for one particular toy for his birthday. He makes it clear that he only wants a Captain Cutlass Toy Pirate Pistol. So, the parents buy their son the toy pistol.... Read More

UPDATE 2-FDA finds fungus in steroid shots, meningitis toll rises

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is now investigating 2 other lots of steroids that were shipped from the New England Compounding Center for the Exserohilum fungus. The fungus that is believed to cause fungal meningitis is associated with grass... Read More
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