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Injuries at Jump Gyms Spur Safety Concerns

Local authorities in California and Utah are cracking down on trampoline parks amid rising injury rates, according to CBS News. Last September, the American Academy of Pediatrics discouraged the recreational use of trampolines after finding evidence for risk of major injuries such as ankle injuries, shin fractures, spinal injuries and…

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Monster Beverage Sued in California Teen’s Death

The mother of a teenager who died from cardiac arrhythmia last year is blaming his death on Monster Beverage. In a lawsuit filed Tuesday, accordnig to AP, she alleges that his death was caused by habitually drinking the company’s energy drink. Nineteen-year-old Alex Morris went into cardiac arrest during the…

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Philadelphia Building Collapse

PHILADELPHIA – A heavy equipment operator accused of being high on marijuana when a downtown building collapsed onto a thrift store, killing six people, is in custody after surrendering to face charges in the deaths, police said. Sean Benschop, who has a lengthy police record, surrendered Saturday and faces six…

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Infant Oxygen Study Didn’t Fully Disclose Risks

As reported by the AP, Federal health officials found that the parents of premature babies enrolled in a study of oxygen treatment several years ago weren’t properly informed of the risks: blindness or death. Oxygen has been a standard of treatment for very premature babies. But too much has long…

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April is cell phone crackdown month

Later this month, thousands of police officers will spread out across California in a massive crackdown on drivers texting or talking on handheld phones. Authorities will be plenty busy, since so many drivers don’t seem to care that these activities have been illegal for nearly five years. New data from…

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Maryland court considers liability of bars in drunk-driving crashes

Michael Eaton had 17 beers plus other drinks before leaving a Gaithersburg, MD tavern on August 21, 2008, according to court records. Forty-five minutes later, he slammed his Range Rover into the back of a Jeep Cherokee at almost 98 mph. Ten-year-old Jazimen Warr, sleeping in the back of the…

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Safety history of cruise ships difficult to assess

A labyrinthine maze of maritime rules, fragmented oversight and a patchwork quilt of nations that do business with cruise lines make it tough for consumers to assess the health and safety record of the ship they’re about to board. Want to know about a ship’s cleanliness record? Food safety? Virus…

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