Auto giant Toyota has issued a worldwide recall on millions of its cars. A defect was discovered that could cause an internal fire. As reported by the International Business Times, the recall was announced on October 21st, concerning a short circuit found in many of the vehicle’s window switches.
Learn More About Toyota Announces Recall of 6.5 Million VehiclesTwo elder care nurses were suspended without pay and could face criminal charges after allegedly posting an online video of themselves laughing at a half-naked elderly dementia patient. The accused employees of the LifeHOUSE Vista Healthcare Center were helping a patient take a shower when the video was shot. In it, one suspect is standing over a partially […]
Learn More About San Diego Nurses Could Face Elder Abuse ChargesWhen someone suffers a traumatic brain injury in a San Diego car accident or slip-and-fall accident, it will seriously impact their entire family. Brain injury is often a catastrophic injury, which means that its effects are life-long. There are many symptoms of traumatic brain injuries, including changes in personality, aggressive behavior and issues with memory. These can make […]
Learn More About Challenges of Caring for a Traumatic Brain Injury VictimThe sudden and unexpected death of a loved one can prove as financially costly as it is emotionally traumatic. In addition to the grief that the family of a deceased victim will surely experience, there is the financial burden of medical bills, funeral expenses and lost income the victim would have earned. For many, a […]
Learn More About Understanding Wrongful Death Claims in CaliforniaVegetable distributor Andrew & Williamson Fresh Produce of San Diego has issued a voluntary food recall on one of its products over fears of salmonella poisoning. As initially reported by Fox News, the suspected outbreak began in July of this year and lasted till August, making nearly 300 people sick and leaving one elderly San […]
Learn More About Salmonella Outbreak Prompts Nationwide RecallIt is not uncommon for reports of dog bites and dog attacks to spike during the summer months. Especially at our local beaches and parks. More people are out and about with their pets, increasing the odds of a dangerous encounter. This summer has been no exception, with a number of incidents happening throughout the […]
Learn More About Dog Attack Highlights Need For Safety AwarenessFollowing Sunday’s deadly mid-air collision over Brown Field Municipal Airport that killed five people, authorities and investigators were informed that the control tower at the airstrip wasn’t occupied at the time of the crash. This meant that the pilots involved in the accident had to watch out for each other’s path, which is a dangerous […]
Learn More About Questions Raised Over Control Tower’s Role in CollisionResidents of California senior care homes may sleep a little safer at night now, thanks to new guidelines released by the state’s Department of Social Services. As reported by NBC 7, people living at any assisted living facilities in the Golden State are now able to have security cameras in their rooms. In years past, […]
Learn More About Security Cameras Now Available in California Nursing HomesThe city of Carlsbad is installing several safety features on Carlsbad Boulevard including four rectangular rapid flashing beacon lights along the road, which will be completed by the end of this month. According to a report in The Coast News, the signs on the boulevard will light up when a pedestrian pushes a button, bringing […]
Learn More About Carlsbad Boulevard Gets More Pedestrian Safety FeaturesAll women between the ages of 50 and 74 should receive a mammogram every two years because breast cancer is the most common cancer among American women. Mammary ductal carcinoma can involve invasive proliferation of cancerous cells in the breast tissue or non-invasive cells that may be malignant but are confined to the lactiferous ducts. […]
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