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Posted on July 24, 2013

Safety Improvements Abound on Playgrounds

With school out for the summer, many children are taking to local playgrounds to pass the time.  Parents might worry that unexpected safety hazards might crop up on such environments, but as a new report from NPR discloses, such playgrounds may actually be safer than they’ve ever been. Armed with research and knowledge about what’s… read more

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Posted on July 23, 2013

FDA Steers Consumers Away From Fraudulent Diabetes Drugs

The Food and Drug Administration has released a consumer health update geared toward those persons who suffer from diabetes.  In particular, the organization is attempting to warn consumers about the danger posed by purported treatment options that fail to meet the standards set by the FDA for labeling.  What separates this warning from others of… read more

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Posted on July 22, 2013

Injury Reports Lead to Concerns About Imitation iPhone Chargers

Reports alleging shoddy manufacturing and a potential safety threat inherent with third party phone chargers continue to surface.  The latest news concerns knockoff iPhone chargers that are alleged to have been responsible for at least one death and one severe injury in China. The threat potentially exists all around the world.  Consumers, forced with the… read more

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Posted on July 19, 2013

Heightened Lead Levels In Hot Sauce Identified By UNLV Researchers

Research out of the University of Nevada-Las Vegas has discovered that some hot sauces imported into the country could contain heightened levels of lead. To reach this conclusion, the researchers examined 25 different types of hot sauce shipped from Mexico or South or Central America to store shelves in Clark County.  Although the Food and… read more

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Posted on July 17, 2013

795,000 Kenmore Dehumidifiers Recalled Over Fire Threat

795,000 Kenmore Dehumidifiers are being recalled by Sears and LG Electronics.  The units were originally recalled back in August of last year, but additional instances of adversity associated with these products have prompted a re-issuance of the announcement.  The 35, 50, and 70 pint units are in danger of overheating, a condition that could lead… read more

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Posted on July 12, 2013

Summer Increase in Lawnmower Injuries Should Prompt Consumer Caution

Summer typically brings an increase in the number of lawnmower accidents that take place across the country, especially among kids.  The American Academy of Pediatrics says that 15 kids are killed and 10,000 more are injured every year by a lawnmower, while adults account for 60 deaths and 15,000 injuries. In St. Louis and nearby… read more

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Posted on July 11, 2013

Avoid Used Goods When Buying Certain Children’s Products

When parents are in the market for products for their children, the sheer amount of stuff that must be purchased can lead many to turn to the used market for goods.  And while this is acceptable for some types of products, there are other things that absolutely must be bought new in order to avoid… read more

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Posted on July 10, 2013

NHTSA Worries General Motors Defect Test Is Insufficient

This past May, 43,000 Chevy Malibu, Buick Regal, and Buick LaCross vehicles were recalled by General Motors because of a circuit board issue that could lead to the battery catching fire.  But now, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is concerned that the test GM put into place to determine whether or not an automobile… read more

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Posted on July 9, 2013

Take Precautions When Getting Rid of Fireworks

Independence Day is over, but that doesn’t mean that fireworks safety should lapse.  If you’re like many people and families across California and the rest of the country, you have your hands full cleaning up spent and unlit fireworks.  To make sure you’re doing so safely, you might look to the tips contained in a… read more

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Posted on July 9, 2013

California State Assembly Nixes Used Vehicle Recall Law

Safety advocates are angry about a recent California State Assembly committee decision to not move forward on a law that would bar used car dealers from selling recalled automobiles.  The Business and Professions Committee declined to hold a vote that would have ushered the measure onto the next step, with one member of the Assembly… read more

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Posted on July 8, 2013

FDA Details Danger Posed By Flammable Sunscreen Sprays

Late last week, citizens across the nation got together to celebrate Independence Day, and we sincerely hope that your family escaped the celebration unscathed by burns and other hazards.  However, it’s important to understand that certain risks inherent in July Fourth celebrations don’t simply go away; they could be present throughout the entirety of the… read more

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Posted on July 3, 2013

Road Safety Compromised When Recalls Go Unfixed

We often report on the latest vehicle recalls that could impact California citizens.  Getting potential vehicle defects fixed is a vital part of ensuring highway safety, as what may seem like a minor issue can lead to tragedy.  Our hope is that vehicle owners get issues taken care of right away so that they, their… read more

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