Pandemic Prompts New Construction Safety Guidelines
When construction workers headed back to work last week, it was not business as usual.
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Study of Oxygen-Deprived Newborns on Hold
The UK’s Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch will instead direct those resources toward coronavirus.
Should I Visit the ER During the Coronavirus Pandemic?
Pediatricians discuss bringing your child to the ER during the coronavirus outbreak.
Pennsylvania Attempts to Address Controversial Medical Malpractice Rule
A 2003 ruling that prevents patients from moving lawsuits to other counties is being reevaluated.
Combo Drug Shows Promise for Spinal Injuries
A new study shows promise in helping humans with spinal cord injuries.
The Deadliest Profession: Trucking
Trucking has just been named the most dangerous profession… and not just for truckers.
Tragic Fisher Island Ferry Accident Kills 2
Two women have died after their car fell off a ferry in Florida.
Disinfectant Wipes Could Pose Danger to Children
Some wipes contain hazardous chemicals that may put children at risk.
Military Medical Malpractice Claims
A new law addresses how members of the military may file medical malpractice claims.
How Safe Were Airlines Last Year?
A review of the statistics on airline accidents and fatalities in 2019.
Are U.S. Defective Product Recalls…Defective?
The Consumer Product Safety Commission is being questioned on recent recalls.
Hope for Spinal Cord Injuries
An implant currently in the testing stage may offer help for those with spinal cord injuries.
Glaucoma and Car Accidents
Just how likely is someone with glaucoma at risk for being involved in a motor vehicle accident?
New Safety Rules Coming for Truck Drivers
The nation’s 3.5 million truck drivers may see new safety rules in 2020.
Study IDs Possible Birth Injury Paralysis Treatment
One in every 200 births result in injuries that cause paralysis. Can a new drug offer hope?