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- Shoulder Injuries After Vaccination
Nov 27, 2015
Have you recently received a vaccination? Are you now experiencing shoulder pain? Your shoulder pain very well could be because of the vaccination. It might be hard to believe, but shoulder injuries caused by the actual administration of a vaccine happens more often than you may think. The U.S. government’s vaccine court compensations people who suffer shoulder injuries related to vaccine administration, or SIRVA. SIRVA generally is caused by receiving a vaccine too high on...Read More - Why People Love Hackensack, New Jersey
Nov 8, 2014
The diverse community of Hackensack, New Jersey has attained an enduring place in popular culture. Today a city of nearly 45,000 residents, the town has experienced a resurgence of growth during recent years. Proximity to New York City Hackensack sits in Bergen County, along the banks of the Hackensack River, just across the water from Teaneck. Many of its residents work in the nearby New York City area. The location attracted Native American settlement. Later,...Read More - Improper Disposal of Hazardous Waste
Aug 15, 2014
Do you know what’s in your water? Hazardous wastes are poisonous byproducts of manufacturing, farming, city septic systems, construction, automotive garages etc. Hazardous waste like heavy metals, radiation, and other toxins come in any form whether it be solid, liquid or sludge. Improper disposal of these toxins can lead to serious health effects for humans and wildlife. Improper Disposal Of Hazardous Waste The rules of disposing hazardous waste are overseen in the U.S. by the...Read More - 5 Ways To Avoid Fraud
Jul 23, 2014
Fraud is one of the more serious criminal offenses with which a person can be charged. In many cases, fraud is financially driven because it can provide a profit for the perpetrator. What Is Fraud? Essentially, fraud can be considered a misrepresentation and intentional deception by one person of another for either personal gain or to damage the alleged victim of the act. Fraud can be committed by any person of any age group, gender,...Read More - What is a "Qui Tam" Lawsuit
Jul 21, 2014
Any company that defrauds the federal government can be held accountable under the False Claims Act (FCA). The FCA imposes liability on persons or companies who defraud governmental programs furthermore this law includes a “qui tam” (pronounced “kee tam” or “kwee tam”) provision. What Is A Qui Tam Lawsuit? Qui tam lawsuits allow individuals who have knowledge of a person, company or organization defrauding the government to “blow the whistle” on the illegal activity. The...Read More - Hazardous Household Chemicals Dangerous to Pregnant Women
Jul 4, 2013
Pregnant women are given advice on how to maintain a healthy diet during pregnancy and are often told that smoking and drinking can pose possible danger to the baby. However, guidance on some of the chemicals pregnant women potentially come in contact with is lacking. According to the March of Dimes website, it is extremely important to keep the environment safe from things that can harm pregnant women. Protecting You and Your Baby Pregnant women...Read More - Information for Whistleblowers: 5 Agencies to Report Corporate Fraud
Apr 24, 2013
The legal definition of corporate fraud is when an individual or company conducts business dishonestly and in an illegal manner. The term white-collar crime describes offenses that are committed by using fraudulent schemes. The most common types are crimes involving embezzlement, forgery, theft, money laundering and insurance scams. These crimes are often difficult to prevent and catch because the perpetrators are often on the inside and considered to be a trusted individual. Even when evidence...Read More - Grilled Food and Diabetes
Apr 22, 2013
Some would say there is nothing like a hot steak off the grill. Some would agree that some of the best times in their summer are spent at a cookout with family. However, based on new research, you may want to limit yourself to grilled foods, as research has proven that foods cooked without water or moisture are linked to a compound that could increase weight gain and potentially cause diabetes. Researchers at Mount Sinai...Read More - Filing an SSI Claim for Diabetes
Apr 19, 2013
Diabetes is when the body doesn’t produce enough insulin to process glucose. Symptoms of both type 1 diabetes and type 2 diabetes include: frequent urination, unusual thirst and hunger and extreme fatigue. Those with type 2 diabetes can also suffer from tingling or numbness in the hands and feet, frequent infections and slow healing cuts and sores. Major complications from diabetes include: eye and vision problems, kidney disease, nerve damage, high blood pressure, stroke, heart...Read More - Chlorpyrifos Insecticide More Harmful to Boys’ Brains than Girls’
Apr 18, 2013
A widely used farm pesticide, formerly used inside homes, appears to harm boys’ developing brains more than girls’, according to a new study of children in New York City. The study is the first to find gender differences in how the chlorpyrifos insecticide harms prenatal development. Scientists say the finding adds to evidence that boys’ brains may be more vulnerable to some chemical exposures. “This suggests that the harmful effects of chlorpyrifos are stronger among...Read More