With all of the news surrounding the recent EpiPen® price-gouging scandal, an obvious and unfortunate question arises: Will some American child have to die to…
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Senator Boxer Tells EPA to Get Serious about Banning Asbestos Under New Chemical Safety Law
In a letter sent directly to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Senator Barbara Boxer (D-CA) urges the U.S. regulatory agency to take action on asbestos…
After Recalling 100 Million Vehicles Over Faulty Air Bags, Takata Blamed for Deadly Truck Blast
A deadly truck explosion in Texas has been linked to an auto parts supplier that is currently at the center of a massive international product…
Massachusetts State Officials: Medical Malpractice Increased 60 Percent in Last Year
In Massachusetts, state health officials issued data saying that preventable medical errors reported by full-service Massachusetts hospitals leapt 60 percent in the last year. As…
Medical Malpractice and the Keys to Improving Patient Safety
It was revealed earlier this year that medical malpractice is the third most common cause of death in the United States – third only to…
From Philly to Pittsburgh, Asbestos Carves Unique Problem for Keystone State
It’s safe to say the steel industry is a cornerstone of the U.S. economy. Not only does it directly or indirectly employ more than 1…
The Medical Error Epidemic Continues to Spread
When you think of the top hospitals in the country, Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) in Boston probably comes to mind. After all, it is the…
Massachusetts Nursing Home Charged with Yet Another Suspicious Death
A nursing home in Massachusetts has been slapped, yet again, with a scandal involving a dead patient and an incompetent, undertrained staff. The incident, which…
The Deadly Material the Navy Thought Was Keeping Them Safe
Called “blueberries” and “aquaflage,” the U.S. Navy’s blue camouflage uniforms have been scrutinized since being released in 2008. The Navy has listened to the calls…
