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Common Causes of Shoulder Pain after a Car Accident in Sarasota
Experiencing pain or discomfort is not uncommon in the aftermath of being involved in a car accident. Sometimes passengers experience shoulder pain after a car accident due to a mild bruise or strain and find... Continue reading → -
How Often Do Truck Drivers Cause Florida Truck Accidents?
When many drivers think about the leading causes of truck accidents, factors like truck driver fatigue and driver inexperience are likely to come to mind. However, recent research has shown that truck drivers may be... Continue reading → -
Avoid Tampa Bicycle Accidents by Riding Safe in Florida Storms
Riding a bike can be a great way to stay physically fit while reducing your impact on the environment. However, getting around on a bike safely can be a little tricky if you get caught... Continue reading → -
New Distracted Driving Statistics: More Drivers than Ever Surfing the Web Behind the Wheel
According to a new study from State Farm, 24% of drivers admit to having used their mobile devices to surf the internet while they were driving. That figure is up from 13% in 2009 and... Continue reading → -
FDA Increases Warnings on Several Cancer Drugs
Recently, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) strengthened warnings for two cancer treatment drugs. The medications include Rituxan, used to treat non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma and Arzerra, used to treat chronic lymphocytic leukemia. Suppressing … Continue reading → -
Manufacturing Defects Responsible for the Most Wrongful Deaths
As consumers, people rely on the assumption that the product they are purchasing is safe and adequate for its intended use. For the most part, these products come with a written warranty and warnings regarding... Continue reading → -
What You Need to Know about Construction Accident Lawsuits
On the job accidents, like those often seen on construction sites, can result in financial, emotional and physical struggles for the injured employee and their family. After all, hurt workers are often faced with rehabilitation... Continue reading → -
10 of the Most Common Workplace Injuries
According to Hilda Solis, who is the Secretary of Labor, 12 individuals everyday go to work and never come home. In addition, 3.3 million individuals suffer an injury at their workplace from which they never... Continue reading → -
Brain Injury Study: Longer Recovery Time for Children with Previous Concussions
A new study has revealed that children and young adults have a longer recovery time from a concussion if they have previously sustained another concussion or repeated blows to the head. The study indicates that... Continue reading → -
Summer Temperatures May See Rise in Wrongful Deaths Caused by Children Left in Hot Cars
As summer begins, we must remember the importance of keeping children safe from heat stroke. All individuals can experience heat stroke if they remain in a hot environment for too long. However, unattended vehicles present... Continue reading → -
Florida Billboard Campaign Reminds Parents Not to Leave Kids in Hot Cars
Nationwide, there have been 560 documented cases of children dying from hyperthermia while either left in or gaining access to a car since 1998. Florida is one of the 20 states with laws targeting leaving... Continue reading → -
Federal Agency Pushes for Lower Blood Alcohol Limit in Effort to Reduce Drunk Driving Accidents
In May 2013, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) issued a recommendation that the laws of all states impose a lower blood alcohol content level as the standard for drunk driving. The consensus is that... Continue reading → -
Eco-Cuisine Recalls Products That May Be Contaminated with Salmonella
A Boulder, Colorado company is recalling a number of food mixes after being alerted that they may be contaminated with salmonella. The company, Eco-Cuisine, Inc., provides food service operators with a variety of food mixes.... Continue reading → -
New Link Found Traumatic Brain Injury Victims and Homelessness
According to a new study, individuals who sustain traumatic brain injuries are more likely to wind up becoming homeless, compared to other individuals who have not sustained injuries of this nature. Even more alarming, the... Continue reading → -
Some Men More Likely to Become Traumatic Brain Injury Victims
It is well documented that men have a higher statistical probability of sustaining a traumatic brain injury in comparison to women. However, recent research indicates that some men are much more susceptible to sustaining a... Continue reading →