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Accidents More Likely on Labor Day Weekend
Labor Day is upon us and the big three-day weekend is traditionally a time for parties, picnics, and good times with family and friends. Holidays are times when we have fun, relax, enjoy some added free time and create new memories,...
Read more of this articleTragic Ellenton Accident Sheds Light on Tire Safety
A recent accident on I-75 in Ellenton claimed the life of 35-year-old Shakia Peterson, her unborn child, and 14-year-old Roderick James while injuring six other children who were passengers in the vehicle, one of them critically....
Read more of this articleDUI Charges Can Devastate Careers
When you are concerned about driver safety, you really can’t overstate the consequences of driving while under the influence of alcohol or drugs. The precise numbers vary from state to state and year to year, but some 35-40%...
Read more of this articleIIHS Releases Annual Top Safety Pick List
They say that you can make statistics tell any story that you want them to, so it is always a good idea to check the source of any statistical research that you see. The insurance industry takes a great interest in the safety...
Read more of this articleRecalled Integra Catheter Distributed in Florida
The United States Food and Drug Administration has announced that Plainsboro, New Jersey based Integra LifeSciences Corporation is recalling their NeuroBalloon Catheter. This is expected to be designated a Class I recall by the...
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