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Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) gave Illinois a five out of five star rating on their efforts to crack down on DUI car crashes. Since 2006 MADD has been publishing The Report; a report that rates every state on their efforts to reduce drunk driving and drunk driving accidents and deaths. While substantial progress has been made, there will always be work to be done until there are no more victims of drunk drivers. The Report rates the nation three-stars on a five-star scale (based on the average of the state ratings). In addition, updated figures show that drunk driving costs the United States more than $132 billion annually.
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Wandering is one of the most intriguing, potentially, hazardous, and least understood behaviors amongst the elders in nursing homes. Additionally, it has been poorly defined and is very ambiguous despite that it is a very common occurrence of elderly patients whose care has been entrusted to a facility to keep them safe.
Once upon a time, not too long ago, there were no such things as airbags. Heck, when I was a kid, no one even wore a seatbelt. Then again there were a lot fewer cars on the roads. Fast forward to today….airbags are the norm. They started in the steering columns and dashboards and now include those in the doors and throughout the vehicle—all positioned to lessen the impact of a collision on occupants. Again fast forward into the near future, air bags may soon be deployed from the exterior of the car.
Endoscopic ultrasound (EUS) combines endoscopy and ultrasound; this procedure allows a doctor to obtain detailed images of the digestive track. The ultrasound portion uses sound waves thereby creating high quality images of internal organs. The images obtained with EUS are often more accurate and detailed than images provided by traditional ultrasound which must travel from the outside of the body.
A plea agreement has been offered to Jeremy Betancourt, 18, charged with killing a friend during an illegal street race in Gurnee last June.
As baby boomers increase in age, so is the likelihood that medical mistakes and errors will also increase. Couple this with the vast number of newly insured people through the Affordable Healthcare Act (Obamacare) and medical staff will be spread more thinly then they ever have in the past.