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  • A workplace death is a tragedy no family should experience

    Feb 7, 2018

    A job is a necessary part of many Pennsylvanians lives. This is because most people need the income that they earn so that they can pay their bills and keep their families healthy and thriving. While they may prefer to be at home, many individuals cannot get by without their jobs. When a person goes to work they are asked to perform tasks that will allow them to complete the objectives that their employers have...
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  • Nursing home death shines light on all too common tragedies

    Feb 2, 2018

    The nursing home death of an American woman in a neighboring cold-weather state may have caught the attention of Pennsylvanians. The incredibly tragic and preventable nature of her death has brought the story to national headlines and once again brings attention to the very real threats that individuals can face when they enter nursing and residential homes that fail to protect their health and safety. The 76-year-old victim suffered from dementia and had, in the...
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  • Hypoxia can be a serious problem during labor and delivery

    Jan 31, 2018

    Hypoxia is a medical condition in which a baby does not receive enough oxygen to their brain. It is a complication that can arise at any point in the labor and delivery process. There are a host of issues that can lead to hypoxia, such as infections and problems with the mother’s placenta, and Pennsylvania doctors should be on the lookout for them in order to prevent the babies they will deliver from suffering lifelong...
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  • Damages after the death of a child

    Jan 24, 2018

    No parent ever wants to consider a world in which their child dies before they do. It is a heartbreaking scenario that Pennsylvania mothers and fathers try to keep out of their heads but sometimes think about when news stories or events in their friends’ lives make real the potential of such unspeakable tragedies. The accidental death of a child through a vehicle collision, products liability incident or other event may give the family of...
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  • Are there hazards in your Pittsburgh workplace?

    Jan 23, 2018

    If you’re familiar with Pennsylvania state history, you likely already know a lot about Pittsburgh as it was a central hub of progress throughout the industrial revolution. In addition to its role as a significant figure in state and national history, the city continues to offer myriad amenities and cultural delights to visitors and residents alike. If you’re passionate about architecture, you may be thrilled by the many modern skyscrapers as well as old buildings...
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  • Another make and model of vehicle affected by Takata airbags

    Jan 19, 2018

    Up until recently thousands of vehicles have been recalled due to defective parts and potentially deadly consequences associated with Takata airbags. All across Pennsylvania vehicle owners have had to take their cars, trucks and sport utility vehicles into their dealerships to have the defective parts removed and replaced with safer options. Just recently another make and model of vehicle has been added to the list of affected automobiles. Ford Ranger trucks built in the Twin...
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  • A doctor’s failure to treat an ailment may be medical malpractice

    Jan 17, 2018

    Many Pittsburgh residents can tell when something is not quite right in their bodies. They may feel different or may experience symptoms that are uncommon to their existing conditions. When abnormalities in their health arise, individuals often get in touch with their doctors so that they can investigate the causes of their new found medical problems. In many cases, a doctor will follow a protocol that helps them assess and eliminate possible causes of their...
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  • What are your fingernails saying about your health?

    Jan 12, 2018

    You may come from a long line of factory workers in Pittsburgh. Perhaps you grew up, like many others in this area did, watching your grandfather, then your father take their lunch pails and head out the door to report to one of the local steel mills for work. Your family set aside Sundays for going to church and, of course, watching the Steelers on television. As each of your birthdays passed, you grew more...
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  • Preeclampsia is a dangerous birth complication

    Jan 10, 2018

    Certain conditions present in a pregnant woman can cause dangerous complications for the expectant mother and unborn child. Most Pittsburgh doctors take the time to review an expectant mother’s health and wellness each time that she comes in for an appointment or whenever concerns send her to see a medical professional. This is to be sure that no potentially hazardous circumstances are present that could threaten the lives of the mother and child. One complication...
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  • Are you at risk for exposure to asbestos because of your job?

    Jan 6, 2018

    Pennsylvania readers know there are some jobs that are riskier than others. While some jobs are inherently dangerous, there are certain occupations that could come with the risk of unseen dangers, such as exposure to toxic substances. One of the most dangerous types of work-related toxic exposure is contact with asbestos. Asbestos is a material commonly found in building materials and industrial products. Because it is highly heat-resistant, it has uses in insulation, cement and...
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