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The potential of robot surgeons in New York

Robots have long been involved in the making of cars and electronics. They are also starting to learn how to make decisions that enable them to drive cars for us. As robots get smarter, there may be potential applications for artificial intelligence in the medical field. Specifically, it may be possible for a robot to perform surgery on its own in the future.

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How to Avoid Slips, Trips, and Falls at Work

Have you injured yourself at work? File a personal injury claim today! If you lose time to work that is money lost to you. If you have suffered pain and suffering because of someone else’s negligence, they should pay for it. According to the CDC, there were 828 fatalities in the construction industry in 2013. Out of these, 291 were falls. In 2008, 411 workers in the manufacturing sector died from occupational injuries. The leading causes of death were: 116 were caused by contact with equipment and objects 104 were transportation incidents 58 were falls As per a report released by the US Department of

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Toy-Related Injuries and Personal Injury Law

In 2011, it was found that an estimated 195,363 children under 18 years were treated in emergency departments in the United States for toy-related injuries. This accounts for 1 child receiving treatment every 3 minutes for type of injury. During this time, the annual rate for toy-related injuries among children younger than 18 years also increased by 39.9%. Toys may be defective because of errors in manufacturing or design. Toys can also have defects due to differences in standards in the country in which the toy was manufactured. In some countries, toys have been found to contain lead and other harmful materials. The responsibility of

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How to Prevent Boating Accidents and Injuries

According to the US Coastguard, in 2013, 4,062 boating accidents occurred in the United States and of these, 560 of them resulted in fatalities. Additionally, these accidents injured more than 2,600 individuals who were on or near the vessel. Although that number has lowered by about 12% compared to 2012, the figures are still very high. Recreational boating accidents also cost roughly $39 million in property damage. Tips to Prevent Boating Accidents Here is a list of the common causes of injuries caused by boating accidents and how to prevent them: Capsizing – This is the leading cause of boating-related deaths. Many accidents take place

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Medical errors common during transitional care

New York patients have the possibility of being harmed during the transition from a hospital to home care. The discharge process can be a chaotic time when health care providers are more likely to make mistakes. When a formerly hospitalized patient begins receiving treatment at home, the patient’s home health nurses, pharmacists and other health care providers could fail to correct mistakes that were made during the hospital discharge.

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Summer Accidents to Prevent this Year

According to a report published in the journal, Pediatrics, the leading cause of death in children is preventable injuries. Unintentional accidents cause more than 12,000 pediatric deaths each year in the United States. This means that over 30 children die every day in the country and those who do not succumb to their injuries still account for 9.2 million hospital visits every year. Summer is a time for fun and play, but there are many accidents that can occur during this time of the year, endangering your child. Common Types of Summer Accidents Here is a look at some of the most common summer accidents

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