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Unpasteurized Yogurt Recalled Due to Pathogens as Lawmakers Consider Regulation of Raw Dairy

The issue of whether raw milk production should be allowed in the United States has become popular in recent years. Certain consumer groups prefer raw milk products, citing studies that suggest pasteurization poses certain dangers. Individuals who oppose the consumption of raw milk state that the pathogens it can carry are…

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Heavy-Haul Transport Drivers Must Take Precautions to Protect Other Drivers

Transporting heavy equipment from one location to another can be a dangerous job. Drivers have to make sure to secure the right equipment, take proper routes, obtain permits and escorts, and follow regulations. Drivers and their employers also have to be concerned not only about their own safety but the safety…

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Ford Motor Company Recalls Roughly 400,000 Vehicles Following Airbag-Related Fatality

CBS news recently issued a news story stating that major car manufacturer Ford Motor Company has initiated a recall of roughly 391,000 of its Ford Ranger truck vehicles after a man riding in one of the vehicles died when one of the truck’s airbags exploded. The recall covers Ranger trucks…

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Football Leagues May Be Held Liable for Players’ Head Injuries

The National Football League (NFL) has recently faced a number of lawsuits based on players’ head injuries. Recently, other leagues have also begun seeing an upswell of lawsuits, mostly based on the league’s failure to warn its players of the potential risks of participation in the league. According to a recent news…

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Jury Awards Ohio Plaintiffs $72 Million in Talcum Powder Product Liability Lawsuit

Johnson & Johnson, a global manufacturer of household products, was recently ordered to pay a $72 million judgment to the family of a woman who died from ovarian cancer. The decedent’s illness was linked to her use of Johnson & Johnson’s Shower to Shower and Baby Powder products over a…

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FDA Launches Investigation into Xarelto Clinical Trials After Reports that Blood-Detecting Device Malfunctioned During Tests

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has launched an investigation into whether the agency was correct in approving the prescription blood thinner Xarelto. Since hitting the market in 2011, Xarelto has been prescribed to millions of patients. Major household product and drug manufacturer Johnson & Johnson created Xarelto and…