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Considering Botox? Seek a Trained, Licensed Provider to Avoid Serious Injury

Whether due to the influence of social media or sheer vanity, many people today – men and women, alike – are obsessed with looking younger. Capitalizing on this, there is an abundance of products and treatments on the market today that promise users a means to hitting pause on the…

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Children’s Bicycles Recalled Due to Handlebar Defect

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission recently announced a recall of children’s bicycles due to a defect that causes the handlebars and stem of the bike to loosen or, in some cases, detach from the frame. To date, this defect has resulted in about 19 reported injuries. The recall affects…

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‘Do Not Drive’ Warning Issued on Certain Popular Vehicles

About 10 years ago, U.S. drivers were hit with the largest automotive recall in this country’s history over defective Takata airbags. Today, those who ignored that recall notice are receiving a “Do Not Drive” warning for certain popular Honda and Acura models. The warning, which affects millions of vehicles, states…

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Children’s Strollers Recalled

Parents and caregivers who have purchased a Mockingbird stroller between March 2020 and September of this year can expect to receive a letter from the manufacturer announcing a recall due to the risk of injury certain of these strollers pose to young children. It was reported recently that the U.S.…

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What’s in Your Cup? Check Recall Notices to Make Sure It’s Safe

Before you put the finishing touches on your menus for the upcoming holidays, check recent recall notices to make sure everything you’ve included is safe for you and your guests to consume. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently issued a voluntary recall of several popular beverage products distributed under…

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Putting a Price Tag on Pain and Suffering

When a person is injured as the result of another person’s negligence, their recourse is to seek damages for pain and suffering through a personal injury claim. However, “pain and suffering’ is subjective and difficult to quantify so, how are personal injury settlements calculated? Determining a fair compensation requires looking…

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How Can You Be Sure That Product You’re Buying Is Safe?

Most consumers assume that before a product hits the store’s shelf it has been tested and has met established safety standards. Not necessarily. According to a recent Consumer Reports article, the Consumer Protection Safety Commission oversees some 15,000 product categories; however, only about 70 of those categories are required to…

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Do You Know What’s in Your Baby’s Food?

Parents take the responsibility for protecting their children seriously in everything they do from baby-proofing their homes to carefully choosing age-appropriate clothes and toys. But what about when it comes to food? Most parents today rely, at least in part, on prepackaged baby foods and may be surprised to learn…

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Do You Know What’s in Your Hand Sanitizer?

Frequent and thorough handwashing is one of the activities said to be an important step in helping prevent the spread of COVID-19. And when you don’t have access to soap and water, using a hand sanitizer is the next best thing — or is it? While hand sanitizers may help…

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Parents Urged to Be Vigilant In Regards to Recalled Children’s Products

A recall of inclined infant sleepers earlier this year illustrates the need for parents to not only heed the recall warnings themselves, but also to make sure their children’s caretakers are doing likewise. In early April, the Consumer Products Safety Commission (CPSC) issued a recall affecting some 5 million Fisher-Price…

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