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A recent study discussed in the New York Times found that some defective wiring in a type of defibrillators have contributed to the death of 22 patients. Doctors have been warned about the potentially deadly impact of the defective products, but an estimated 79, 000 patients in the United States already have the wires implanted. While simply removing the wires is in itself dangerous and not recomm...

According to a recent article in the Chicago Tribune, more than 25 million people in the U.S. may suffer because they have inadequate translation services available at medical appointments. While this may seem a mere inconvenience, problem both large and small can result. Among the more minor issues that can arise when care providers cannot clearly understand a patient's needs are the expenses as...

The Interstate Commerce Commission has joined the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration in proposing a new information system to keep track of trucking companies that have been shut down for safety violations which often lead to truck accidents resulting in juries or death. This new registration and identification system aims to keep carriers from reinventing themselves in an attempt to thwa...