Productivity vs. Safety
Gary Silverstein
August 2, 2016
When a company puts safety first and treats the prevention of workplace hazards as a priority, this can result in much safer worksites. A culture
When a company puts safety first and treats the prevention of workplace hazards as a priority, this can result in much safer worksites. A culture
Many New York residents who have been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease may not actually have the disease, according to studies by researchers from the Mayo Clinic and the Keenan Research Center for Biomedical Science at St. Michael’s Hospital in Toronto. About 20 percent of Alzheimer’s diagnoses are incorrect, and patients who have been misdiagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease may actually have conditions like dementia and brain atrophy.
New York City is a city where lots of people walk. Pedestrian traffic is heavy almost all the time, in large part because walking can
New Yorkers who sustain minor strokes, also known as transient ischemic attacks may be at higher risk for other ailments. TIAs involve the partial stoppage of circulation to the brain, and they may be associated with stroke-like symptoms that appear to dissipate within 24 hours. A 2016 study published by scientists at the University of Birmingham in the U.K. found that patients who had survived TIA incidents were more likely to later visit the doctor for problems like depression, anxiety, fatigue or cognitive difficulties.
CARGO VAN MAY BE LIABLE FOR FATAL PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENT LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK (July 30, 2016) One person has died and another person was injured when
