According to a news report posted on Newsday.com, a Northern New Jersey construction accident resulted in the death of one worker. The fatal NJ workplace accident occurred in the morning in Secaucus, New Jersey, off of Meadowlands Parkway, where construction was underway on an apartment complex. The 34-year-old construction worker from Clifton, New Jersey was 45
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Honda Recalls Almost 53,000 Acura Vehicles Due to Steering System Defect
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has announced the recall of 52,615 Acura TL vehicles by American Honda Company due to a defect in the steering system. The defect may cause premature deterioration of the power steering hose, resulting in power steering fluid leakage. If this occurs, the power steering fluid can leak onto a hot
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CINJ Report Prompts Concern Over Low Percentage of Hispanics Screening for Skin Cancer
According to and article posted on NorthJersey.com, a recent study entitled “Skin Cancer Screening among Hispanic Adults in the United States” by The Cancer Institute of New Jersey (CINJ) revealed that just one in 14 Hispanic adults across the nation have received screening for skin cancer. This is especially disconcerting considering the disease’s malignancy tends to
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Report Reveals That Some Recalled Products Tend to Stay in Homes
Multiple recalls are announced on a monthly basis for one dangerous product or another, but, oftentimes, recalls are also re-announced. According to an article posted on Time.com, when the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) makes an initial recall announcement, most of the products are never actually returned for repair, exchange, or refund. This may be
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NJ Researchers Identify Compound to Prevent Spread of Cancer Cells, Study Says
According to a study published in the journal Cancer Cell, four research scientists from the Institute for Advanced Study and the Cancer Institute of New Jersey (CINJ) have identified a compound that may have the ability to correct a mutation and prevent the spreading of cancer. The study, as explained in a NJ.com news article, claims this development
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