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29
May

Accidents on the Water

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Summer rings in the boating season and any one of Alabama’s 31 lakes offer great playtime on the water. It is important to keep in mind though that because it’s a favorite pastime, the waterways are likely to be more crowded than usual. People are in celebratory vacation moods and that can sometimes equate to [...]

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15
Mar

Alabama Supreme Court ruling extends fetal wrongful death liability

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A recent ruling by the Alabama Supreme Court clears the way for parents to sue doctors over the death of unborn children, even if the fetus could not survive outside the womb. The ruling reverses an earlier trial court decision that said liability could not be extended to such cases. The case of Amy Hamilton [...]

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14
Mar

Metal-on-metal hips found to have higher-than-average failure rates: study

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A new study published in The Lancet medical journal confirms fears that metal-on-metal artificial hips are more prone to failure than other types of implant. In the case of metal-on-metal hips, this can mean that metal shavings are shed by the implant due to normal wear-and-tear. These shavings can then enter the bloodstream, exposing the [...]

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24
Feb

U.S. Dept. of Transportation report criticizes FAA

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New questions have surfaced regarding the adequacy of the Federal Aviation Administration’s pilot training and performance policies. NBC Bay Area has publicized a December 2011 report from the Inspector General of the U.S. Department of Transportation, in which the FAA is criticized for its failure to properly monitor air safety. NBC’s report contends that the [...]

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24
Feb

Listeria outbreak traced to contaminated melons kills 34

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A listeria outbreak in Colorado linked to contaminated cantaloupes has claimed another victim. Mike Hauser, a 68-year-old retired podiatrist, fell ill in November. He suffered from seizures and lapsed into a coma from which it was not certain that he would recover; however, he eventually regained sufficient strength to leave the hospital. But an apparent [...]

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23
Feb

Malware threat grows on mobile platforms

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As the smartphone market continues to grow, it’s little wonder that the threat of malware targeting mobile operating systems has grown alongside it. According to ABI Research, the Android platform captured 47% of the smartphone market in Q4 2011, representing perhaps the single largest competitor for Apple’s iPhone. One of the reasons Android has enjoyed [...]

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21
Feb

Microsoft accuses Google of exploiting Internet Explorer

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On the heels of the discovery that Google has circumvented the default privacy protections on Apple’s Safari browser comes a statement from Microsoft accusing Google of doing the same to their Internet Explorer (IE) browsers. In a blog post on MSDN.com, Microsoft’s Dean Hachamovitch, Corporate Vice President for the company’s IE line, states: “When the [...]

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21
Feb

Google in hot water over Safari exploit

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Google’s social media service, Google Buzz, was once the target of consumer complaints and ultimately an investigation by the FTC over user privacy concerns. One of the features implemented through Buzz, for example, was auto-following email contacts; as a result, users discovered that their personal information was available even to those with whom they would [...]

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20
Feb

New bills would ban texting while driving

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The Alabama House of Representatives is expected to pass a new bill banning texting while driving. The vote will take place on Tuesday. The bill calls for graduating fines, as well as other penalties. Speaker Mike Hubbard, R-Auburn, noted that although his aim is to make government smaller and more efficient, “we also have an [...]

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19
Feb

Legionnaire’s Disease claims Italian woman

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The Lancet reports that an 82-year-old Italian woman has died from Legionnaire’s Disease, which she contracted from water in her dentist’s office. Scientists investigating the case reached their conclusion due in part to the apparent fact that the woman did not leave her home except to visit the dentist during the disease’s incubation period. Tests [...]

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