Month: March 2013

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NHTSA Probes 725,000 Ford Vehicles for Engine Flaw

Claims Journal recently reported that the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is investigating 725,000 Ford Motor Co. sedans and crossover vehicles after receiving reports of possible fuel system problems that could cause a sudden loss of engine power. According to NHTSA’s Office of Defect Investigation (ODI), “consumers have reported incidents of electronic throttle body…

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Energy Drinks May Increase Blood Pressure and Change Heart’s Rhythm

According to a recent study presented at the American Heart Association’s 2013 Scientific Sessions, energy drinks may increase blood pressure and change the heart’s rhythm. Researchers conducted a two-part analysis in which they reviewed data from seven previous observational and interventional studies. The participants in each of the seven studies were all healthy individuals between…

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Abraham Watkins

New Guidelines on Head Injuries Suggested to Coaches

An international panel of neurologists, updating their recommendations on concussion care, now recommend that any athlete eighteen or younger who is believed to have sustained a concussion during a game or practice should not return to the playing field the same day. “When in doubt, pull them out.” That’s the message of the new guidelines…

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