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FDA Warns - Don't Eat the Tomatoes

Posted on June 19, 2008
You may have noticed warning's pertaining to unsafe tomatoes in restaurants and supermarkets. The notices are informing consumers about a salmonellosis outbreak, which has been linked to particular types of tomotoes such as raw red plum, red Roma, and red round tomatoes, in addition to any products that contain these raw, red tomatoes...

Teenager From Faith-Healing Family Dies Unnecessarily

Posted on June 19, 2008
Ava Worthington, the 15-month-old child of Carl and Raylene Worthington didn't stand a chance. Her parents belong to a faith healing church group known as Followers of Christ, which has a congregation of approximately 1,200 members. The members of that church do not believe in using modern medicine...

Early Warning From FDA - Potentially Defective Drug

Posted on June 13, 2008
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) hasrevealed that there is a safety review is ongoing with respect to Tumor Necrosis Factor (TNF) Blockers. There have been more than 30 reports made to the FDA over a 10 year period of time. Those reports are leading FDA to believe that there may be a link between TNF and Lymphoma in addition to other cancers in children and young adults...

Product Recall Announced by FDA

Posted on June 02, 2008
A product marketed as a dietary supplement known as Viril-Ity-Power (VIP) Tabs has been recalled by the manufacturer of that product, International Pharmaceuticals, Ltd. The recall is voluntary. The decision to recall the product came after International Pharmaceuticals, Ltd...

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Statute of Limitations Upheld by Oregon Supreme Court

Posted on May 23, 2008
A statute of limitations refers to a statute that sets forth the period of time, after the occurrence of a given event, that legal proceedings can be initiated relative to that occurrence. Recently, the Oregon Supreme Court upheld the five-year statute of limitations in that state relative to medical malpractice suits that involve minor children...

Philadelphia Police Officers Win $10 M Judgement

Posted on May 16, 2008
The three officers were awarded a total of $10 million by a jury this week. The jury awarded $2 million to Raymond Carnation, $3 million to William McKenna, and $5 million to William's twin brother Michael McKenna after deliberating three hours. The three former Philadelphia police officers claimed they suffered retaliation on the job after they showed opposition to discrimination they observed towards fellow officers who were African American...

Sheriff's Office Offering Teen Driving Course

Posted on May 09, 2008
Statistics in America show that the leading cause of death for young adults is automobile accidents. As a result, a teen driving course is being offered by the Santa Rosa Sheriff's Office. In addition to impaired driving being a course topic, other topics such as vehicular maintenance, vehicular dynamics and aggressive driving are covered...

Judge Orders Family of Slain Farmer to Repay Assets

Posted on May 02, 2008
In 2003, 48-year-old Rodney Heemstra was convicted of murdering his neighbor, Tom Lyon. That verdict was then overturned, and the money that was initally awarded must be returned. At the time of the conviction the family of the decedent were awarded $11...

Medication Surveillance Coming Soon

Posted on April 21, 2008
According to the Well Street Journal, WellPoint along with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) have announced the launch of one of the first real-time medication surveillance systems. The system will be implemented in 2009. WellPoint will scan the records of medical claims and medication use of millions of residents of the United States who are enrolled in company health plans in order to ascertain the presence of safety issues...

Pit Bull Ordinance is Working

Posted on April 17, 2008
When it comes to dangerous dogs, I'm sure you've heard the slogan "punish the deed not the breed." While many subscribe to that slogan, feeling that the fault lies with the owner/trainer of a given dog, there are many others who insist that some breeds of dogs have more of a propensity to attack than others...

Washington State Highlights Motorcycle Safety

Posted on April 02, 2008
April will kick off Washington State's motorcycle safety campaign. The word is spreading by way of radio, television and print. In fact, Washington is backing up its concern for the safety of motorcycle riders by offering subsidized safety courses to residents of Washington State.

Washington State Highlights Motorcycle Safety

Posted on April 01, 2008
April will kick off Washington State's motorcycle safety campaign. The word is spreading by way of radio, television and print. In fact, Washington is backing up its concern for the safety of motorcycle riders by offering subsidized safety courses to residents of Washington State...

FDA Warns Singulair Users and Physicians

Posted on March 28, 2008
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) informed healthcare professionals and patients alike of their findings regarding the possible links between the use of Singulair and changes in mood and behavior. Their concerns pertain to suicidal thinking, changed behavior and indeed suicide...

FDA Warns Singulair Users and Physicians

Deaths and Injuries Linked to Heparin

Posted on March 19, 2008
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is working to identify the contaminant that has been found in Heparin, which may be linked to as many as 19 deaths. Although, at this time, the FDA has not established a direct causal link. The drug Heparin is used in dialysis and heart procedures to stave off blood clots...

Deaths and Injuries Linked to Heparin

Mitsubishi to Pay Parents $11 Million in Settlement

Posted on March 10, 2008
A Florida jury orded Mitsubishi to pay a couple $11 million in compensatory damages this week. Mr. & Mrs. Laliberte's 25-year-old son, Scott, died in 2007 as a result of being ejected from a Montero SUV.Attorneys for Donna and Peter Laliberte of Maine argued that Mitsubishi put its Montero SUV on the market despite known problems with the seat belt...

Actavis Recalls Remaining Patches as a Precaution

Posted on March 07, 2008
Actavis Inc., announced that its subsidiary Actavis South Atlantic LLC is moving forward with the recall of all of the Fentanyl transdermal system CII patches that were sold in the U. S. The concern pertains to a possible defect that could cause a leakage of the fentanyl gel...

Dog Eats Woman Alive

Posted on March 03, 2008
Mangled Mandy Peynado lay face down frozen in terror...as a rottweiler began eating her alive. You may have seen the slogan "Punish the deed not the breed." Many feel strongly that the slogan is reasonable while others feel there should be extra measures taken to protect the public from breeds that have a propensity to be aggressive and have the body weight and strength to carry out a severe dog attack...

Dog Eats Woman Alive

Posted on March 03, 2008
Mangled Mandy Peynado lay face down frozen in terror...as a rottweiler began eating her alive.You may have seen the slogan "Punish the deed not the breed." Many feel strongly that the slogan is reasonable while others feel there should be extra measures taken to protect the public from breeds that have a propensity to be aggressive and have the body weight and strength to carry out a severe dog attack...

Ex-House aide Claims Wrongful Termination

Posted on February 29, 2008
Stephen A.H.Keefer, a former House Democratic Caucus staffer, has filed a wrongful termination suit against his former employers. The case was filed in Commonwealth Court.

Ex-House aide Claims Wrongful Termination

Posted on February 29, 2008
Stephen A.H.Keefer, a former House Democratic Caucus staffer, has filed a wrongful termination suit against his former employers. The case was filed in Commonwealth Court.Keefer was director of information technology. In his suit he claims that the only reason he was fired from that position was to divert attention of an investigation pertaining to House operations away from certain individuals...

Fears Over Defective Weighing Scale

Posted on February 19, 2008
It is bad enough that a four-year-old child has cancer, but can you imagine the hospital using a defective weighing scales to determine her radiation dosage!!! That is what happened recently in a hospital in the United Kingdom. Recent check on the scales and other equipment in U...

Fears Over Defective Weighing Scale

Posted on February 18, 2008
It is bad enough that a four-year-old child has cancer, but can you imagine the hospital using a defective weighing scales to determine her radiation dosage!!! That is what happened recently in a hospital in the United Kingdom.

Johnson & Johnson & Sandoz Recall Pain Patches

Posted on February 15, 2008
Johnson & Johnson and Novartis AG's Sandoz unit recalled pain patches that are leaking the painkiller fentanyl. Fear of overdoses of the painkiller fueled the recent recall. This is the fifth (count them) recall of several versions of the patches since 1994...

Johnson & Johnson & Sandoz Recall Pain Patches

FDA Anounces Class 1 Recall of Infusion Pump

Posted on February 11, 2008
The most serious type of FDA recall is known as a "Class I recall." This type of recall is only issued if a given defective medical device will cause serious injury or death. According to the FDA recall notice, Medtronic notified its customers of the SynchroMed El Implantable Infusion Pump via a letter dated August 3, 2007...

Dog Bite Solutions

Posted on February 08, 2008
In October 2007, two letter carriers were separately attacked in Casper City Wyoming. In both incidences they were attacked by pit bulls. The dog attacks necessitated hospital visits, stitches and shots. The city is now looking into adding a link to the website informing people of the location of dogs that have been identified as vicious...

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