Toxic Water Exposure at Marine Corps Camp Lejeune Those stationed at Marine Corps Camp Lejeune in North Carolina for at least thirty days between August 1, 1953, and December 31,…
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Although identified as one of the fastest-growing occupations in the United States, home health care aides are among the lowest paid. As both the number of aging citizens and the…
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The vast majority of a fatal car or motorcycle accident stories we hear involve a driver who was intoxicated, distracted or otherwise at fault, but not all crashes are due…
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According to the FDA, “Sodium-glucose cotransporter-2 (SGLT2) inhibitors are a class of prescription medicines that are often prescribed in combination with diet and exercise for adults with Type 2 Diabetes…
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There are over 100,000 businesses employing over 2 million home care workers that provide home care to the elderly, infirm and severely injured or disabled. Since 1975, home health workers…
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In the interest of living healthier, more natural lives, many Americans are turning to locally grown foods or foods which have not been commercially processed. In many cases, this is…
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On January 30, a California jury awarded $2.6 million to a man who claims to have lost 60% of his lung capacity after being exposed to a food flavoring chemical…
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Recently, multiple parties have alleged that antibacterial agents commonly found in soaps, hand sanitizers, and cleaning products could be causing more than harm than good. Now, a study finds that…
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The consumer advocacy group Public Citizen is well known for working to alert the public to products which could prove dangerous, and they recently sent a petition to the FDA…
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In 2011, a listeria outbreak tied to contaminated cantaloupe caused the death of at least 33 people and more than 140 additional cases of food poisoning. Now, the farm responsible…
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