Walmart Nail Gun Recalled
Nail guns should not fire involuntarily. That’s why a popular model from Walmart is being recalled.
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Medical Mag Malpractice Article Has Patient Lessons
An article directed to physicians on avoiding malpractice lawsuits has some valuable lessons for patients.
Aromatherapy Spray Linked to Deadly Bacteria
The scent of danger: a new aromatherapy spray was recalled due to its possible link to two deaths.
Where are the most common places for violent crime?
Stay alert: The FBI named the most likely places where you may fall victim to a violent crime.
Is Climate Change a Construction Work Hazard?
Can weather be a worker safety issue? Some in the construction industry think so.
Boppy Baby Pillow Recall
The popular “Boppy” baby pillow is being recalled due to risk of suffocation.
What Truck Companies Do After an Accident
Calling their company hotline before calling 911, and other things truckers may do after an accident to protect themselves from lawsuits.
The Stats on Road Rage in Pennsylvania
Road rage is on the rise, and Pennsylvania is one of the states most affected.
CPAP Machine Recall
The CPAP machine that’s supposed to help you breathe could secretly be causing you injury.
Air Rage Putting Flight Passengers at Risk
Just plane pandemonium: the Federal Aviation Administration has seen an unprecedented rise in unruly passengers.
Massive Recall of Oculus Headsets
Thousands of gamers wearing the Oculus Quest 2 Virtual Reality headset got more than they bargained for—an itchy facial rash.
Hospital Misdiagnosis Later Identified as the Plague
An Arizona man had the plague and didn’t know it for a month—despite multiple visits to the hospital.
New Study Offers Hope for Spinal Cord Injuries
Spinal success: A new study shows the potential of a patient’s own stem cells in improving symptoms of some spinal cord injuries.
Rudeness Can Lead to Mistakes in Life and Death Situations
Rude awakening: a new study shows that rudeness can lead to medical mistakes in the emergency room.
2020 Pennsylvania Crash Statistics
PennDOT started keeping records on Pennsylvania road accidents in 1935 and last year’s figures almost set a record.