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A Chicago sexual abuse attorney talks about sexual harassment in the workplace and how victims are affected. Category: Child Sex Abuse Labels: Chicago sexual abuse attorneys Chicago sexual abuse cases Chicago workplace sexual abuse sexual harassment in the workplace workplace sexual harassment Read More

Although elementary schools, high schools, colleges, and universities try to maintain safe environments for students to learn and grow, unfortunate accidents do still happen from time to time. Even though children and teens sometimes make poor choices, many Illinois school-related accidents can be prevented when school systems and their employees take simple, reasonable, and appropriate... Read More

We’ve all passed them on the roadways, wondering whether it’s safe for them to be driving a car and whether they might be putting other drivers in danger. In many instances, those questions of concern—or even impatience—are unfounded. But in other circumstances, they are justifiable. The concern: elderly drivers on the road. Recent statistics show... Read More

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently announced the discovery of bacteria and fungus in vials of injectable steroids. The announcement, made in early June 2013, stated that sealed vials of steroids compounded by Main Street Family Pharmacy, located in Tennessee, contained the contaminants. The company recalled all of their products nationwide after 24 victims... Read More

Many times, the signs and symptoms of infection are obvious right away, making it easier to treat a newborn for illness. Other times, symptoms are not apparent for days, weeks, or even months following birth. Either way, infections in newborns can have serious side effects that change a baby’s life forever. Following are some of... Read More

In continuing coverage, Food Safety News (6/25) reports that the “ongoing outbreak of hepatitis A linked to a frozen berry mix sold at Costco is now known to have sickened 119 people” in five states, according to the latest Centers for Disease Control and Prevention update. Among those sickened, five of the cases are in... Read More