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Posted on April 18, 2012

Humboldt County hosts bicycle, pedestrian safety contest

The California county of Humboldt is encouraging its young citizens to participate in a public safety awareness campaign designed to make the roads less dangerous for cyclists and pedestrians. An estimated 700 pedestrians and cyclists were killed in collisions on California roads in 2012, and the campaign, produced by the Humboldt County Bicycle and Pedestrian… read more

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Posted on April 18, 2012

Overdose risk prompts morphine syringe recall

The United States Food and Drug Administration in, cooperation with the Stericycle pharmaceutics manufacturing company, has issued a safety recall for a single lot of Carpuject morphine syringes after reports that two of the syringes from this lot contained more morphine than their labeled fill volume  of 1 milliliter. A morphine overdose can cause potentially… read more

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Posted on April 18, 2012

Skin care products may contain mercury, FDA warns

Several varieties of antiseptic soaps and skin lotions making claims to not only clean the skin, but remove wrinkles and freckles and lighten the skin’s complexion, as well, may be cosmetic products illegally imported into the United States, according to a consumer warning issued by the Food and Drug Administration. These products may contain high… read more

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Posted on April 18, 2012

More sub sandwiches potentially contaminated with Listeria

The voluntary recall M.E. Thompson issued for its Anytime Deli Turkey & Ham Footlong sandwiches has been expanded to include the Classic Cuban and Italian Footlong sandwiches as well, due to the possibility that these sandwiches have been contaminated with Listeria Monocytogenes. Potentially contaminated sandwiches were distributed to retail outlets throughout the United States between… read more

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Posted on April 17, 2012

Study Shows ERs With Translators Less Likely to Make Errors

Communication is crucial when a patient is meeting with a healthcare professional to talk about their care plan.  But what happens when this communication is compromised? A new study suggests that the quality of translation for non-English speaking patients in American hospitals could have a direct impact on the safety of the patient.  Published in… read more

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Posted on April 17, 2012

Helicopters Trauma Patient Rescue Rate Higher Than Ambulances

If you’re involved in a life-threatening accident that requires immediate medical attention, then it’s imperative that you get to a trauma center as quickly as possible, and a new study suggests that you might be better off traveling by air than on the street. The Journal of the American Medical Association has just published a… read more

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Posted on April 17, 2012

Inaccurate Tire Placard Prompts Recall of 672 Toyota Tacomas

Several hundred 2012 Toyota Tacoma trucks are being recalled due to the noted tire and loading information being incorrect in regard to spare tire size and cold inflation pressure. The information is contained within a placard that is placed on the vehicle.  As this placard is incorrect, the vehicles do not comply with Federal Motor… read more

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Posted on April 17, 2012

Full Circle Nut Blend Recalled by John B. Sanfilippo and Son

The presence of undeclared soy and milk has triggered the immediate recall of Full Circle Concierge Snack Nut Blend sold in 11 ounce packs and having a best by date of November 2. These ingredients have the potential to cause severe, even life-threatening allergic reactions in certain groups of people that have sensitivities to such… read more

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Posted on April 17, 2012

Undeclared Milk Prompts Star Light Coconut Candy Recall

A product that was made in Vietnam, Star Light Coconut Candy Keo Dua, was found to contain undeclared milk upon investigation by the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets Food Inspectors.  This was followed by a study by officials with Food Laboratories that confirmed the milk’s presence. Because this undeclared milk could lead… read more

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Posted on April 17, 2012

Communicating cars might lead to safer roadways

Within the next ten to twenty years, some transportation experts speculate, vehicles will be able to communicate with one another to avoid accidents and traffic congestion. This automotive innovation may happen even sooner, if the federal government begins to mandate the development of the technology. Electronic features allowing vehicles to communicate their speed and location… read more

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Posted on April 17, 2012

Spyder Roadster recalled due to brake failure risk

A recent recall serves as a reminder that a small piece of equipment can cause a serious problem if it begins to malfunction. Bombadier Motor Corporation has announced a voluntary recall of more than 3,200 of its Can-Am Spyder RT Roadsters. The recall has been issued due to a potentially defective pin that may inadequately… read more

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Posted on April 17, 2012

Younger passengers unlikely to discourage distracted drivers

Passengers can affect the texting behavior of drivers, safety experts suggest. Stating their objections to the driver’s distracted practices or offering to help navigate or operate the driver’s cell phone can impact the driver’s ability to safely operate the vehicle. According to recent research, drivers under the age of twenty are the least likely demographic… read more

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