While telling everyone not to panic, New Hampshire is expanding the amount of patients at a particular hospital it says needs to be tested for hepatitis C, from 1,200 to 6,000. Meanwhile, new details have emerged regarding the hospital employee accused of being responsible for the outbreak, who allegedly would shoot himself up and then use the syringe on patients — turns out he was a traveling technician who worked in as many as eight other states. [More]
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Man Accused Of Starting New Hampshire Hepatitis C Outbreak Was A Traveling Technician In 8 States
By 7.25.12
Safety Regulators Probing Older Jeeps For Potential To Catch Fire In Rear-Impact Crashes
By 6.14.12
A preliminary investigation two years ago by the U.S. National Highway Traffic Safety Administration into whether older model Jeeps are at risk for fires has been recently expanded, prompting a new level in the probe that makes it likely that around 5.1 million vehicles could be recalled soon. [More]
Don't Be Attacked By Criminals Posing As Comcast Techs
By 5.24.12
What’s worse than having a bad cable company tech wrecking your house? How about three men posing as cable techs who want to break into your house to rob and assault you? [More]
Prepare Your Home Before The Next Big Storm Hits
By 8.29.11
Whether your home has been hit before or has always escaped damage from storms, it’s a good idea to protect it either way, in case natural disaster should strike. [More]
Website Offers Peace Of Mind About Security Of Your Email Password
By 6.29.11
Back in my day, I had to walk five miles in the snow to make sure my password was safe, but now, what with all the hacking going on, there are easier ways to check if yours has already been compromised. Like a handy dandy website, for one. [More]
