Auto Accidents Linked to Cannabis Use Increases with Legalization, Study Finds
Canadian researchers warn that cannabis legalization is linked to an increased risk in impaired driving auto accident injuries.
Canadian researchers warn that cannabis legalization is linked to an increased risk in impaired driving auto accident injuries.
The NHTSA has launched its annual "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" campaign amidst an increase in drunk and impaired driving-related auto accidents.
The findings of a new study show a very high rate of alcohol and drug use among drivers, vehicle occupants and pedestrians injured or killed in auto accidents.
Long-term smoking and drinking, particularly among those with genetic variants making them more likely to smoke and drink, increases the risk of age-related macular degeneration, which could lead to blindness,…
A new study links hand sanitizer use to an increase in children's eye injuries during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A number of child-themed hand sanitizers have been recalled due to their resemblance to children's drink pouches.
A Texas woman suffered severe burns after her hand sanitizer caught fire and exploded, setting her and her house aflame.
A new study warns that youths given creatine as a legal performance enhancing substance face an increased risk of alcohol abuse.
The FDA warns that additional hand sanitizer products have tested positive for methanol contamination, which has been linked to consumer deaths, injuries and blindness.
A new study finds that any amount of drinking and smoking during pregnancy can negatively affect a child's neurodevelopment.