Amusement Parks are Exempted from Federal Regulation, Raising Safety Concerns
Amusement Parks are Exempted from Federal Regulation, Raising Safety Concerns
Amusement Parks are Exempted from Federal Regulation, Raising Safety Concerns
Conservative Christian Group Rallying Church Leaders Against Tort Reform
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Survey Indicates Construction Workers at High Risk of Opioid-related Deaths
Earlier this week, King Bio issued a recall of “almost a year’s worth of 32 homeopathic children’s medicines that claim to treat everything from stomachaches to bed wetting.” According to the recall notice posted on the FDA’s website, the company said, “a small percentage of our products produced between 08/01/2017 and 04/2018 have tested positive for microbial contamination.”
Spinal Injections are Being Used in Place of Oral Opioids
Arizona Continues to Battle Opioid Crisis as Overdoses Spike
If you’re a pool owner who recently had a step system installed, you may want to pay attention to a recall recently issued by Confer Plastics. Confer Plastics manufactures and distributes pool step systems for inground and above ground pool, but the company is recalling nearly 100,000 Curve in-pool step systems over concerns that “children’s limbs can get trapped, creating a drowning hazard.” In fact, according to the recall notice, the company has already received two consumer reports claiming “children’s arms became entrapped in the side panels of the steps, causing minor abrasions.” Fortunately, no drownings have been reported.
Career Criminal Uses Hurricane Relief Efforts to Scheme Companies
Dentists Work to Curtail the Opioid Epidemic by Using Pain Alternatives