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Does Android Auto Make Driving and Navigation Safer?
June 20, 2015
The new Android Auto rolls out this year on the 2015 Hyundai Sonata and can be retrofitted to a number of other vehicles as well. Those who are considering the new Google operating system may love the functionality of having everything at your fingertips, even when driving a vehicle. However, system safety while driving is also a big concern for ...
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Government Takes Steps To Improve Nursing Home Care
June 17, 2015
For those who want to place a loved one in a nursing home, ensuring the quality of the facility is of paramount importance. This includes verifying the presence of a compassionate, caring staff and professional medical treatment. A system that allows the government to rate nursing homes on a five-star scale may be of help for those who want to ...
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Takeda Agrees to 2.37 Billion Settlement for Actos Bladder Cancer Suits
June 8, 2015
Takeda is the maker of the diabetes drug Actos, which has been linked to bladder cancer and other serious health problems. The company insists that it followed all safety protocols and that the benefits of the drug far outweigh its risks. Takeda recently settled approximately 9,000 bladder cancer lawsuits for $2.37 billion. Experts believe that one of the strongest motivations ...
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How To Report A Car Accident: What You Need To Know
June 3, 2015
After an automobile accident, many people continue to suffer stress because they are not sure when or how accidents should be reported. Knowing what to do after a car accident can help alleviate stress and put your mind at ease. Notifying the Police A car accident involving property damage over a certain amount must be reported to police. It can ...
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Understanding the Comparative Negligence Law in Florida
May 22, 2015
Comparative Negligence Law in Florida Explained Determining negligence is one of the most difficult aspects of any personal injury case. Accidents are not always strictly the fault of only one party, as more than one individual can contribute to them. To ensure responsibility is distributed fairly, Florida has adopted what is known as the pure comparative negligence theory. Knowing how ...
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Trek Recalls Defective Bikes in US & Canada
May 15, 2015
Bicycle manufacturer Trek recently announced a massive recall of nearly one million bicycles in the United States and Canada. The recall comes on the heels of three separate injuries, one of which left a cyclist paralyzed from the neck down. The problem with the recalled Trek bicycles involves a quick release lever that is located on the front wheel. This ...
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