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A 21-year-old woman was admitted to the Springfield Regional Medial Center, a hospital serving the needs of people in and around Las Vegas. As part of her admission to the medical center, her blood sugar levels were at issue. Unfortunately, the doctor overseeing her care and treatment failed to properly monitor and manage her blood sugars. A person’s brain requires appropriate blood sugar levels to function properly. Due to the failure of the patient’s doctor to monitor and manage her…

Thousands of Kids Injured in Bike Accidents Each Week With the summer months upon us, and a considerable level of limitations upon us all because of the COVID-19 pandemic, children are left to entertain themselves in more basic ways. This includes taking to the streets on their bicycles. Each day, kids from coast to coast will be jumping on their bikes with the intent of enjoyable times. Unfortunately, research studies reveal that each year hundreds of thousands of children are…

From the Duck River in Tennessee to the Blue River in Kansas, people headed out of doors to enjoy recreation on these typically relatively placid scenic rivers. In both instances, people hit the water kayak. Sadly, on both the Duck and Blue rivers what was intended to be an enjoyable afternoon of aquatic recreation turned tragic. On both rivers, a kayaker died. The Duck River incident involved a mother, father, and their 15-year-old daughter spending a Sunday afternoon kayaking. At…

In many ways, infamous Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein has been a significant catalyst for women (and even some men) to come forward and seek redress for what they contend was the sexual harassment, sexual abuse, and sexual assault perpetrated against them by men in positions of power. The #MeToo movement did arise in the aftermath of women taking public stands against their sexual victimization by Harvey Weinstein. During the last week of May, four more women filed a lawsuit against…

111 Firefighters Battle Catastrophic Blaze in Historic LA Apartment Building A horrific fire broke out in the middle of the night in a two-story apartment building in Historic South Central District of Los Angeles. 111 firefighters were dispatched to the scene of the blazing 1920s apartment building after 3:00 a.m. Fortunately, firefighters and others were able to evacuate all residents from the building and no deaths have been reported. The extent of injuries that may have been sustained by some…