Recall Roll Call: March 2026
A quick recap of the major recent product recalls in the U.S.
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The Safety Threat in Convenience Stores
Some things that shoppers appreciate for speed and accessibility are also magnets for crime.
Philadelphia ER Wait Times
Recent data from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services show that these Philadelphia hospitals have some of the longest emergency room wait times.
What New Federal Funding Provides for Maternal & Infant Safety
According to a report, new federal funding contributes to maternal and infant safety but falls short of what’s needed to fully address a "mortality crisis."
2026 Boat Launch Checklist
Whether you’re a seasoned captain or launching for the very first time, starting the season with a safety check helps ensure smooth sailing all summer long.
Patients Facing Medical Provider Shortages Nationwide
The United States is facing a significant physician shortage. Here are the factors involved, and what's next.
Turf vs. Grass: How Playing Surfaces Can Affect Sports Injuries
Whether a game is played on natural grass or artificial turf can significantly affect how injuries occur.
Everyday Activities That Send People to the ER
Emergency rooms treat millions of injuries every year. While some accidents are unavoidable, some seemingly harmless activities put people at unnecessary risk.
Explosions in Food Processing Plants
In food processing facilities across the country, fine food dust can become a silent and devastating hazard when basic safety measures are ignored.
Product Liability in a Digital Age
As digital tools become more powerful and pervasive, some ask: Should tech companies be held to the same safety standards as traditional product manufacturers?
Recall Roll Call: February 2026
A quick recap of the major recent product recalls in the U.S.
Analyzing the Patterns of Construction Accidents
A new study gives a surprisingly simple takeaway as to why, with better equipment and advanced technology on job sites, construction work remains so dangerous.
The Role of Inexperience in Truck Accidents
The trucks on our highways are bigger, heavier, and more powerful than ever -- and increasingly, they’re being driven by people who are still learning the ropes.
AI Tool Predicts Car Crashes
A new artificial intelligence tool offers the potential to understand why crashes happen and how they might be prevented.
When Hypermobility is Misdiagnosed
Thousands of people with hypermobile Ehlers–Danlos syndrome are being told that symptoms are "all in their head," resulting in delayed treatment and unnecessary suffering.