How to Keep Student Athletes Safe in Summer Heat
Many school sports teams begin practicing in the summer months, putting student athletes at risk for heat-related illness.
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USPS Contractor Trucking Accidents
The U.S. Post Office may be forced to start tracking serious and fatal trucking contractor accidents.
Could A New Therapy Prevent Birth Injury?
There's a new therapy being studied that may have promise in reducing brain damage in birth injuries.
Six Million Vehicles Still on the Road with This Recalled Defect
A recent warning from Nissan alerted drivers that 6.2 million vehicles on the road today still have potentially deadly Takata air bags.
AI and Medical Errors
Artificial intelligence is becoming a larger part of our world, but should it be it a trusted source for our health?
Recall Roll Call: June 2024
A quick recap of the major recent product recalls in the U.S.
Fatal Work Injuries: The Local Stats
The Bureau of Labor and Statistics released its fatal work injury report. Here are the local figures.
Design Changes that Can Mean Fewer Boat Accidents
A 2024 report claims that some changes in the design of boats can mean fewer accidents and saved lives.
Misdiagnosis: The Stats
A new study reported just how many Americans are misdiagnosed each year.
How Common Are Pool Chemical Injuries?
A hotel is being sued by families who claimed they were seriously injured by pool chemicals. While this sounds like an isolated occurrence, it's more common than you think.
The Risks of Fire and Explosion
Risk management experts worldwide have weighed in on the top business risks for 2024, and fires and explosions rank close to the top.
Recall Roll Call: May 2024
A quick recap of the major recent product recalls in the U.S.
Were Setbacks for Brain Chip Implant Patient Unexpected?
A lot of recent media attention focused on the success of a paralyzed patient’s chip implant. Then, a problem resulted in a setback. A news report claimed the problem may not have been unexpected.
Philly Surgical Teams Leave Items in Patients’ Bodies
A Philadelphia Inquirer article analyzed records related to items left inside patients' bodies after surgery. The results were “chilling.”
Cities Grapple with Lithium-Ion Battery Fires
A recent report detailed how cities across our nation are contending with dangerous lithium-ion battery fires, many caused by cheaply-made and uninspected batteries.