Phillips has issued a recall for over 5 million CPAP machines due to a faulty piece of foam in the respirator. Over time, this foam can deteriorate and break down, an issue that has resulted in complaints, including respiratory problems, asthma attacks, difficulties breathing, headaches, persistent cough, and chest pain. Faulty Philips CPAP machines have […]
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A new study from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety has found that nearly 50% of drivers in the United States could be on one or more potentially impairing medication. Even more troubling, many of these drivers have no idea that their driving might be impaired. According to the study, one-fifth of respondents reported using two or more potentially impairing
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Summertime offers longer days, warmer weather, and gatherings with friends, all of which contribute to increased instances of drunk driving from June through August. While the days with the highest number of drunk driving accidents are New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day, Memorial Day, July 4th, and Labor Day all see increased numbers of
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According to the Missouri Department of Transportation, 2,200 of the motor vehicle accidents that occurred in our state in 2021 were related to cellphone use alone. Of course, handheld cellphone use in Missouri has been banned for nearly 10 years, but even primary enforcement has not managed to stop the issue. What’s more, not all
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Super Bowl LVI will be played in California on February 13th this year. The most-watched sporting event in the United States, many people will throw or attend a Super Bowl Party to watch the game with family and friends, enjoying food and drink while cheering on their preferred team. Some of the people who attend
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Nearly 50 million people will be traveling 50+ miles from home this Fourth of July Weekend. That’s the second-highest number since AAA began collecting data on holiday travel and a clear indication that Americans are ready to get back to normal. However, this type of increase in road traffic is not normal – and it
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