The United States Food and Drug Administration has the power to order companies to remove potentially dangerous food items from retailer shelves. However, according to a recent report from The New York Times, the FDA may be dragging its feet a bit—leaving consumers at risk for dangerous food-borne illnesses. Federal investigators … [Read more...]
World Trade Center Heroes Thomas Phelan and Keith Young Passed Away
According to a news report by bbc.com, two 9/11 rescuers died, one day apart from each other, both from cancer caused by their efforts following the attacks on the World Trade Center 17 years earlier. Thomas Phelan and Keith Young were both firefighters and worked to rescue victims and survivors of the World Trade Center attacks … [Read more...]
Cruise Safety Questioned After Woman Dies in Fire
Cruise Injury and Wrongful Death Attorneys Parker Waichman LLP Address Latest Tragedy on the High Seas Inexplicably, a large boat carrying approximately 50 passengers and crew burst into flames on Sunday, January 14, 2018. The large boat ferried passengers to a waiting cruise ship that feature casino-style gambling. The cruise ship … [Read more...]
Using Hair Dye and an Increased Risk of Acquiring Breast Cancer
Hair Dye Increased Risk Of Breast Cancer. Every day, women sit down in salon chairs around the world and have their hair dyed. Perhaps they want a fresh new look, or maybe they want to cover up some grey hairs that are peeking through. Regardless, hair dye is commonly used by thousands of women, both in professional salons and at … [Read more...]
Program Created to Help 9/11 First Responders Obtain Necessary Medical Equipment
9/11 First Responders Necessary Medical Equipment. In a heartwarming story reported by NY1 Staten Island, a terminally ill first responder who spent weeks after the 9/11 terror attacks assisting in rescue and recovery efforts has finally received a motorized wheelchair. In December of 2017, Sal Turturici, a father of three who … [Read more...]
Taking Blood Pressure Medication? Your Skin Cancer Risk May Be Elevated
Blood Pressure Medication Cancer Risk. According to Medical News Today, a new study out of Denmark has revealed that a popular drug used to treat hypertension may seriously increase the risk of skin cancer. Anton Pottegård directed the study. Pottegård teaches clinical pharmacology at the University of Southern Denmark in Odense. … [Read more...]
Could Your Daily Mouthwash Habit Be Linked to Diabetes?
Daily Mouthwash Use Liked To Diabetes. It is estimated that nearly 203 million Americans use mouthwash every single day as part of their oral hygiene routines. However, could mouthwash cause harm when used in the long term? To date, studies have not truly evaluated the long-term impacts of daily mouthwash use. In a recent article … [Read more...]
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