As Electric Scooter Usage Rises in Major Cities, So Do Injuries. Electric Scooter usage is rising across major cities in the U.S and so are emergency room visits. These scooters are part of a ride-sharing program offered in many major cities. Although these programs can benefit the public, they are quickly becoming dangerous. Little training, …
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Three Companies Have Now Recalled Infant Sleepers due to Fatality Risk Three companies have now recalled inclined infant sleepers due to infant fatalities that have occurred in the sleepers. The well-known children’s manufacturer, Fisher-Price, has recalled 4.7 million of their popular Rock n’ Play sleepers. The recall involves all models. Since 2009, there have …
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Entenmann’s Recalls Chocolate Chip Cookies Due to Plastic Contamination Entenmann’s Little Bites Soft Baked Cookies have been recalled because the product may contain plastic, posing a choking hazard. The recall involves boxes of 5-pack mini chocolate chip cookies sold by Walmart, Target, Publix and other retailers across the country. According to the product’s manufacturer, Bimbo …
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Keeping Safe at Fairs Between now and mid-September is peak state fair season. After accidents that have occurred in the past, many are concerned with just how safe their local fair rides are. Experts say fair rides have “too few inspectors and not enough safety regulations.” A State Agriculture Director says, “all rides at the …
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After you have been deemed disabled by the SSA, you will be offered one of two public health insurance options: Medicare or Medicaid. Medicare is a federal health insurance program for people 65 and older; however, disabled individuals under 65 years old who receive SSD benefits can also qualify. Medicare is paid through FICA taxes, …
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