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Posted on May 23, 2012

Pedestrian airbag part of Volvo’s no-kill goal

The carmaker Volvo has announced its goal to eliminate all instances in which motorists and pedestrians are killed by a Volvo passenger vehicle by the year 2020, and to help the car manufacturer achieve this goal, Volvo engineers have designed a first of its kind safety feature: pedestrian airbags. This new pedestrian cushioning airbag is… read more

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Posted on May 23, 2012

Federal safety agency to test effectiveness of talking cars

Beginning in August of this year, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration will conduct a yearlong experiment to determine whether cars that communicate with one another on the road are the key to a safer future for motorists. The experiment, taking place in Ann Arbor, Michigan, will test the road behavior of an estimated 2,800… read more

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Posted on May 22, 2012

FDA Drug Reviewers Advise Against Approval of Pfizer’s Tafamadis

A pill designed by Pfizer to help those with a certain deadly medical condition is facing an advisory panel composed of outside experts on Thursday, and in the lead-up, the pill already has one strike against it. Drug reviewers from the Food and Drug Administration have advised not approving the drug known as tafamidis.  That’s… read more

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Posted on May 22, 2012

FDA Promotes Efforts to Keep Kids Safe from Drug Dangers

Because medications often react differently in adults and children, parents need to be aware of the risks and benefits of doling out certain drugs to their little ones.  And the Food and Drug Administration wants to prepare adults with the information they need to ensure their children are safe. To that end, they’re promoting the… read more

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Posted on May 22, 2012

Drug Study Results Could Mean Improvements in Allergy Prevention

The Food and Drug Administration is touting the results of a study that they say can help them combat severe allergic reactions that patients might have when exposed to certain drugs. The results of the FDA-led research were published in a journal called AIDS.  Researchers discovered that Ziagen (abacavir), which is used to fight the… read more

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Posted on May 22, 2012

4ZA Bike Handlebar Stems Recalled Due to Potential Fall Hazard

An item is being recalled because of the threat it could pose to bikers. The Reno, Nevada-based Sinclair Imports and the Bloomington, Minnesota-based Quality Bicycle Products have partnered to announce the recall of the 4ZA Threadless Carbon Bicycle Handlebar Stem manufactured by Belgium-based Race Productions NV and imported from Taiwan.  Around 105 of these stems… read more

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Posted on May 22, 2012

Oreck Sends $25 to Customers Following FTC Settlement

If you bought a product made my Oreck on the grounds that such an item would cut down on illness or allergies, then you might soon be getting a check in the mail. In 2009, vacuum manufacturer Dyson challenged Oreck’s assertions that their Halo vacuum and Pro Shield Plus air purifier could reduce flu and… read more

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Posted on May 22, 2012

Salads Recalled by Pacific Coast Fruit Due to Listeria Risk

If you keep tabs on recall information provided by the Food and Drug Administration, then you’ve likely heard about the recent recall of River Ranch bagged salad products.  Well, because those recalled items were used by foodservice establishments as an ingredient, it should come as no surprise that a subsequent recall has been issued. The… read more

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Posted on May 22, 2012

More than 5,000 pounds of chorizo recalled due to undeclared soy

At the request of the United States Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service, Citterio USA Corporation has announced a voluntary recall for more than 5,000 pounds of Chorizo products. Citterio USA, also known as Euro Foods Incorporated, a food product distributor headquartered in Freeland, Pennsylvania, has issued this recall in response to the… read more

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Posted on May 22, 2012

Worker’s comp employee caught running marathons, convicted of fraud

A former employee of the United States Post Office was recently convicted of health insurance fraud by a district court in Florida, after she was determined to have participated in the Boston Marathon and more than 80 other long distance foot races while collecting worker’s compensation payments for an injured back. The woman was also… read more

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Posted on May 22, 2012

Diamond dog food salmonella recall extended

The voluntary recall issued recently by Diamond Pet Foods at the request of the United States Food and Drug Administration has been expanded to include another variety of dog food. This recall was issued due to a possible salmonella contamination. In addition to the pet food varieties named in the previous recall, Diamond Pet Foods… read more

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Posted on May 22, 2012

Metal grill brushes hospitalize two, safety experts warn

After two men were hospitalized in unrelated incidents, safety experts are warning summertime grill chefs to exercise caution when using a metal bristled grill cleaning brush. Recently a man in New Jersey, and another man in Washington state were taken to medical centers for treatment after complaining of stomach pain. In both cases, medical professionals… read more

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