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Luca The Hearst Newspapers reports research indicates that nearly 200,000 people die each year from preventable medical injuries, some of which could be considered cases of medical malpractice. August 10, 2009 Read More
August 4, 2009 According to the Washington Post, 14,000 people lose their health insurance every day. Read More
Due to an increased risk of cancer, the Food and Drug Administration added stronger warning labels to a group of drugs used to treat arthritis, according to The Associated Press. Read More
The St. Petersburg Times reports that the government estimates 325,000 Americans were hospitalized and more than 5,000 died in 2008 from tainted food. To improve food safety laws, a bill was passed in July that gives the government more inspection power. Read More
July 30, 2009 A 28-year-old man and a 23-year-old woman were injured in a Pennsylvania motorcycle accident early Saturday morning, as reported by York Daily Record. The man was driving his motorcycle northbound on Centennial Road when he was shifting gears and the female passenger fell off of the motorcycle. The woman lost her balance … Read more
The New York Times reports, a study conducted by the Virginia Tech Transportation Institute indicated that when drivers texted, their chances of crashing was 23 times higher than when not texting. Read More
According to the Tampa Tribune, the International Agency for Research on Cancer released a study indicating that the “risk of cutaneous melanoma is increased by 75 percent when the use of tanning beds starts before the age 30.” Read More
July 23, 2009 Federal authorities announced that two popular, over-the-counter dietary supplements contain steroids, according to The New York Times. Read More
July 16, 2009 The Associated Press reports, the Food and Drug Administration is investigating results from a study that indicate the asthma drug Xolair can cause heart attacks, strokes, and other potentially fatal side effects. Read More
July 14, 2009 In May, the Food and Drug Administration proposed new rules regarding advertising for drugs, which would require advertisements to disclose serious side effects, adverse reactions, risks of dependence, and dangerous drug interactions, according to the Los Angeles Times. Read More
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