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• Construction worker injury and fatality realities
• Could your medical device be at risk for hacking?
• Despite rising traffic fatalities, some want increase to speed limit
• Distracted driving leads to another deadly year in Illinois
• 4 ways to make your upcoming road trip safer
• Study reveals medication errors happen in nearly half of surgeries
• Risk of fatal accidents higher at night
• 5 tips for preventing Illinois pedestrian accidents
• Understanding the facts about Illinois spinal cord injuries
• Study reveals hands free cellphones are not safe to use while driving
• The connection between truck volume and accidents
• Recovering for the untimely loss of a loved one in Illinois
• Studies suggest drowsy driving not taken seriously by drivers
• Doctors distracted by electronic devices may endanger many patients
• Self-driving semis: Coming soon to a highway near you?
• Reducing on the job injuries for Illinois construction workers
• Illinois parents: be aware of dangers when your kids trick-or-treat
• Ignition interlock devices continue to save lives in IL
• Illinois licensing regulations address elderly driver risks
• Defective hip replacements: What every patient should know
• Drivers not always vigilant for bikes sharing the road
• Patient gets 500,000 for doctor’s teasing during anesthesia
• Will more catastrophic accidents follow Illinois speed limit increases?
• Common myths about multitasking and driving in Illinois
• Depression after a brain injury: What TBI victims need to know
• Study: Parents may be partially to blame for teen driver distraction
• Cellphone addiction fuels America’s growing distracted driving problem
• Colored vests, ultraviolet light among efforts to reduce medical errors
• Pedestrian fatality in Illinois shows dangers of pedestrian accidents
• Hospital errors and the impact on patient health
• Settlement Report 12-23-13
• Record fine for failure to report auto defects shows scope of problem
• Relief from the Waiver/Forfeiture Rule: Hux v. Raben and its Progeny
• MRSA infections still a concern for hospitals
• Radiologist could be liable for failing to communicate cancer diagnosis