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Auto Accidents Involving Police and First Responder Vehicles On Side of Roads Appear to Be Increasing: NHTSA

April 01, 2019 By: Russell Maas

Federal highway safety experts warn of increased accidents involving emergency responder vehicles at the side of the road, and urge drivers to heed nationwide "move over" laws.
Ambulance Drugs May Degrade, Become Unstable Quickly: Study

June 10, 2013 By: Martha Garcia

New research raises potential questions about the safety of drugs kept in ambulances and used in emergency situations, suggesting that the medications may degrade much more quickly than expected, some…

Framework for Talcum Powder Science Day Before New MDL Judge Proposed by Parties (Posted 6 days ago)

The new federal judge overseeing all talcum powder lawsuits has called for a Science Day to educate the court ahead of planned Daubert hearings which could decide if bellwether test trials can move forward.

Tepezza Hearing Complaints Known By Drug Maker For Years Before Warnings Provided, According to Lawsuits (Posted 7 days ago)

Plaintiffs filing Tepezza hearing loss lawsuits claim Horizon Therapeutics, the manufacturer, knew for years that the thyroid eye disease was linked to widespread reports of hearing problems.

Dept. of Justice Outlines Option to Settle Camp Lejeune Lawsuits More Quickly (Posted 13 days ago)

The U.S. government has outlined requirements for qualifying for Camp Lejeune elective option settlement offers.

Tag Archives: Ambulance

Auto Accidents Involving Police and First Responder Vehicles On Side of Roads Appear to Be Increasing: NHTSA

Ambulance Drugs May Degrade, Become Unstable Quickly: Study

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