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Feds say hoverboards are unsafe, can ignite

Hoverboards are prone to catching fire and are, therefore, “unsafe,” according to the U.S. Consumer Product Commission. The agency made the declaration in a letter released Feb. 18, which urged self-balancing scooter manufacturers to gain UL certification before selling more hoverboard products in Washington and nationwide. According to the CPSC,…

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Salmonella reports prompt organic powder recall

Many residents of Washington like to include organic foods and supplements in their diets to avoid potentially unhealthy chemicals, but one organic supplier has had to issue a recall due to contamination from a living source. Products in Garden of Life’s Raw Meal powdered shake and meal replacement powder line…

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Recall of children’s cough syrup prompts concerns

Washington parents need to be aware that Perrigo, a manufacturer of children’s cough syrup sold at various retailers recently recalled five batches of children’s cough syrup. The problem with the syrup is that the dosing cups that were included have wrong markings, leading to concerns about possible overdoses. The cough…

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Women may be more susceptible to traumatic brain injuries

Washington women who have sustained head injuries may be interested to learn that they could be at increased risk for serious outcomes like concussions. Some reports indicate that even though men’s brain injuries receive heightened attention due to the concussion risks associated with typically-male sports like football, women often suffer…

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Brain images show scarring following minor brain injuries

Washington patients who suffered concussions should be aware that a report published on Dec. 21 showed that conventional imaging methods detected brain scars in soldiers who have suffered mild traumatic brain injuries. The results ultimately showed that those who suffered brain injuries that were considered to be mild could still…

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