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Fun and Danger: Children & Water Safety

08/4/2011
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With the hottest days of summer upon us, pools and beaches are more crowded than ever.  However, it is important to make sure children are properly supervised while splashing, floating and swimming. Sadly, each year more than 800 children drown in swimming pools.  The risk of drowning increases during the […]

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Pregnancy and Birth Defect Warning: Diflucan (fluconazole)

08/4/2011
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Yesterday, the FDA warned that the drug Diflucan (fluconazole) can result in rare and distinctive birth defects if taken during the first trimester of pregnancy. The FDA Safety Information and Adverse Event Reporting Program issued this safety alert to obstetricians, gynecologists, pharmacists, and infectious disease physicians, as well as the […]

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Entire Class of Diabetes Drugs Under Fire

08/3/2011
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Two very popular and enormously successful diabetes drugs have come under intense regulatory scrutiny over the past year. Avandia and Actos were developed and prescribed to treat type 2 diabetes. In people with type 2 diabetes the body does not make enough insulin, and the insulin that the body produces […]

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Johnson & Johnson: Management Without Fault?

08/2/2011
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Johnson & Johnson claims that its numerous product recalls last year can be attributed to poor management, staffing cuts, and integrating the consumer unit it purchased from Pfizer Inc., the company said in court papers. The report makes clear, however, that top executives are not to blame.  This poses an […]

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NHTSA Vehicle Recalls

08/1/2011
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Perhaps the abysmal performance of the Toyota executives in their delay in recalling vehicles with sudden acceleration and braking problems has led to an increase in vehicle manufacturer vigilance in monitoring their own vehicles for possible safety problems. On the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration site is found the July […]

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Is Social Media Becoming a Fabric in Our Lives?

07/28/2011
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It seems these days that everyone has a Facebook page and a Twitter account. Children and their grandparents alike seem to be “tweeting” a Twitter and posting on Facebook. Facebook users are also becoming less guarded with the information they post on their pages.  You can find out just about […]

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Do You Know — We Have an App for That!!

07/22/2011
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Automobile accidents happen. With the sheer numbers of people driving on roads in South Florida crashes, fender benders and car accidents are inevitable. In many of those accidents no one is seriously injured; sadly in some people suffer significant injuries and tragically sometimes death. When an automobile accident happens information […]

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Florida Supreme Court Denies Big Tobacco’s Appeal

07/20/2011
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The Florida Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal yesterday made by RJ Reynolds Tobacco Co. following a $28.3 million jury verdict in 2009.   The court upheld the verdict in a one-page order, denied jurisdiction, and noted, “no motion for rehearing will be entertained by the Court.”  RJ Reynolds had […]

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Now is the time for childproofing your home

07/20/2011
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With only a month or so until summer is up, now might be an excellent time to consider childproofing your home.   Many parents can become quite busy around the fall season with the start of school, homework, soccer practices, PTA meetings, etc. (not to stress you out).   Furthermore, for many, […]

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