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Posted on February 7, 2014

Research Highlights Days Where Slip And Fall Susceptibility Increases

New research out of the Health System of the University of Michigan aims to help people, especially persons older than 65, avoid slip and fall hazards that are likely to occur on days that are rainy and wet.  A journal called Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery will feature the research, which used a number of metrics… read more

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Posted on February 5, 2014

Collision Data Highlights Need For Expanded Car Seat Usage

Although car seats and various safety mechanisms designed to protect children have come a long way in recent decades, parents still have a role to play.  After all, a child can’t be protected during a collision if they’re not using the very systems that are supposed to offer that protection. Newly released statistics from the… read more

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Posted on February 3, 2014

Research Shows Fatigued Driving Rule Could Have Positive Impact

A new report in the Huffington Post takes a look at the effect that new regulations geared toward preventing fatigued driving among truckers may have.  A study has arrived from the Washington State University that shows the beneficial impact the rules can have on the roads.  Between last January and July, 106 drivers submitted data… read more

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Posted on January 23, 2014

Safety Of Soda’s Caramel Coloring Called Into Question

Are you drinking a Coke, a Pepsi, or any other type of dark soft drink while you’re reading this story?  Then you may want to put that soda down for the moment as we explore the revelations of a new report. The safety of the caramel coloring found in these and many other types of… read more

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Posted on January 23, 2014

Safety Report Gives California High Marks In Traffic Safety

The Advocates for Highway and Auto Safety have come out with a valuable report focused on the safest and most dangerous states across the country, and despite what people used to Los Angeles traffic jams may think about the state of traffic safety, California fared pretty well. To compile their findings, the agency looked at… read more

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Posted on January 22, 2014

Research Shows LA Structures May Be Susceptible To Earthquake Damage

Yesterday, we talked about some of the potential shortcomings in communication that could lead to a service outage were a large-scale earthquake to strike.  But what about buildings?  Although many have been designed with earthquake safety in mind, that isn’t the case for all structures. This troubling line of thinking is explored at greater depth… read more

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Posted on January 20, 2014

CDC Highlights The Danger Posed To Pedestrians

Pedestrian safety should never go underestimated.  As our lives progress, it becomes easy to think that we’ll be impervious to damage or that drivers will always see us before they come barreling through an intersection. However, findings from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention illustrate that pedestrian collisions are still a very real threat… read more

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Posted on January 17, 2014

CDC Study Reveals Alcohol Risks Don’t Often Get Across

Alcohol can certainly be a danger in a number of circumstances, not the least of which is drinking and driving.  While texting draws the brunt of media attention in the modern world, intoxication at the wheel still leads to its share of serious and often fatal automobile collisions around the country, and everyone who drinks… read more

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Posted on January 15, 2014

Car Seat Study Reveals Troubling Oversights In Safety

Most parents don’t even realize when they’re doing something wrong with a car seat.  It’s not like they’re purposely putting their children in harm’s way; they’re simply making the kind of mistakes that people make all throughout the country, the type of oversights that wouldn’t receive a second thought unless the vehicle is involved in… read more

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Posted on January 7, 2014

Research Shows How Cognitive Thinking Can Harm Concussion Victims

Common wisdom has finally come around to the idea that concussions are nothing to trifle with.  As such, athletes are rightfully being taken out of games and not being put back into the competition until such time that they have receive treatment for the problem.  However, new research suggests that it’s not just physical competition… read more

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Posted on January 3, 2014

Distracted Driving Study Draws A Surprising Conclusion

Another study has come out that highlights the continued threat posed by distracted driving, but there’s one finding from the study that is sure to rankle some safety advocates.  The Virginia Tech Transportation Institute carried out the research, which involved an analysis of 42 teens and 109 experienced adults at the wheel by way of… read more

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Posted on December 26, 2013

Research Ranks Drivers From Around The Country

Recent research carried out by a website called CarInsuranceComparison.com and featured in a new report out of Los Altos, California shows what areas of the country may be the most hazardous for drivers.  Here in California, things weren’t completely dire, with the state being ranked 19th in terms of those states whose drivers are the… read more

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