Top health care stories of 2009
Swine flu, health reform, and debates over breast and prostate screening tests are among the top 10 health stories of […]
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Recall of the Week: Toyota vehicles due to gas pedal problems
A new Toyota recall was announced this week, affecting about 2.3 million vehicles, due to gas pedals that could become
Supreme Court decision gutting campaign-financing laws is bad news for consumers
It was an ironic day. As the U.S. Supreme Court announced its decision to sweep aside decades of legislative restrictions
Tylenol, other popular over-the-counter drugs are being recalled due to musty smell
Several hundred batches of over-the-counter drugs are being recalled by McNeil Consumer Healthcare, Division of McNEIL-PPC Inc. The drugs
Although bank CEOs apologize for mistakes, they’re still engaging in reckless practices
Numerous newspapers throughout the country reported that bank CEOs apologized for mistakes they made that led to the Great Recession
Boomer Project predicts what life will be like for boomers in 2020
Matt Thornhill, co-founder of the Boomer Project, wrote a thought-provoking article, “Viva the Vital!: What Will Next 10 Years
How often do you take antibiotics?
It’s been years since I’ve taken antibiotics. And I hope I can continue to avoid them. It’s important to discuss
Top 10 scams of 2009
Many of the top scams of 2009 sought to take advantage of people who were suffering under tough economic circumstances,
Recall of the Week: Home improvement books with errors that could cause electrical shock or fire hazards
About 951,000 home improvement books published by Oxmoor House Inc. of Birmingham, Ala., are being recalled. The books contain