You have heard it before ¾ speed kills. According to a report released by the Oklahoma Highway Safety Office, speed killed 213 people in our state last year. Just nine of the state’s speed enforcement agencies tracked 12,266 speeding-related actions in 2012, such as driving ...
Read MoreConstruction work is inherently dangerous, as is evidenced in a story that made headlines this spring in Tulsa. Hit while setting up road construction ...
View MoreThe Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) provides consumers in Oklahoma and across the United States with information, explanations and warnings ...
View MoreAccording to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), healthcare-associated infections (HAI) affect one in 20 hospitalized patients. You ...
View MoreAmericans love their pets — especially dogs. But when a dog bites someone, the line between personal ownership and public safety becomes blurred. In ...
View MoreLast summer, patients who received steroid injections for back ailments began to experience meningitis and other complications in record numbers. ...
View MoreFatigue is a serious hazard for all vehicle operators. Being on the road for too long hampers a driver’s decision-making ability and physical ...
View MoreAccording to the National Foundation for Continence, an estimated 3.3 million women suffer from some form of pelvic organ prolapse (POP). POP occurs ...
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