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- September 2023: We Don’t Know the Dangers of Cell Phone Radiation
- August 2023: One in Four Hospital Patients Experience Harm, Study Says
- July 2023: Preventing Dog Bites Starts With Better Education
- June 2023: Public Roads Create Risky Riding for OHV Drivers
- May 2023: What To Do Before, During, and After a Natural Disaster
- April 2023: Evan’s Window Law Is a Victory for Accountability, Our Children
- March 2023: Families Struggle to Find Safe, High-Quality Child Care
- Frances Lynch’s article in The Advocate January/February 2023: Background, Best Practices, Jury Selection Process
- February 2023: How to Spot and Avoid Predatory Lenders
- January 2023: Corporate Takeover of Hospice Care Preys on Dying for Profit
- December 2022: Home for the Holidays Safety Checklist
- November 2022: Faulty Medical Devices Put Patients at Risk
- October 2022: Does Workers’ Compensation Insurance Protect You?

Injury Help Center

Construction Jobs Are Risky, Here’s How to Remain Safe

Construction accidents in Arizona can cause serious injury and even be fatal. While the nature of the industry means you’ll always be exposed to some element of risk, there are things you can do to keep accidents at bay. To keep yourself and others safe, these are the top tips for avoiding a site accident.

Patient Safety Should Be a Given, But It’s Not. Here’s Why.

Botched surgeries, infections, adverse medication reactions, and misdiagnoses sound like things you would only see on a primetime drama. But in reality, they happen far more often in our nation’s hospitals than most people think.

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Injury Help Center

Construction Jobs Are Risky, Here’s How to Remain Safe

Patient Safety Should Be a Given, But It’s Not. Here’s Why.

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