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This case involved improper prenatal care and the failure to properly monitor, diagnose and treat the fever of a newborn infant. This negligence lead to salmonella meningitis, permanent brain damage, paraplegia and the loss of the ability to speak.
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Flint Water Crisis: Four More Officials Charged
December 21, 2016
The situation in Flint can be called a disaster, with officials ignoring health problems, financial red flags and warnings regarding the readiness of the city’s water treatment plant. Now with four more officials facing charges of felonies of false pretenses and conspiracy, misdemeanors of misconduct in office and willful neglect of duty, the finger pointing…Read the article
Large Vehicles Have a High Rate of Fatal Rollovers
February 18, 2016
Many people choose a large vehicle such as an SUV or pickup truck because of the inherent safety advantages over a smaller car. It has been proven that driving a larger vehicle is safer (for the occupants of the larger vehicle) during an impact, especially when considering the fact that with every 1,000 pounds in…Read the article