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Medtronic Paradigm Recall: Quick-Set Infusion Sets for MiniMed Insulin Pump

Medtronic Inc. has recalled three million disposable infusion sets designed for their MiniMed Paradigm insulin pumps after discovering that some of them could deliver incorrect doses of insulin, potentially leading to injury or death. The Medtronic Paradigm recall involves one lot of Quick-set infusion sets, which are disposable plastic tubes…

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Jury Finds Pregnant Officer was Discriminated Against

A federal court jury sided with a Suffolk Park Police officer who claimed she was discriminated against when her employer denied her request for a “light-duty” assignment when she became pregnant in 2007. Tara Germain, who was given the choice to either work during her pregnancy or take unpaid leave,…

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Texas Firm Agrees to Clean up Mercury Spills to Settle Lawsuit

Two years after several environmental groups sued, a Houston energy company has agreed to clean up mercury contamination around its natural gas wells in the Monroe area. EnerVest Operating LLC will decontaminate land in Ouachita, Union and Morehouse parishes and replace about 400 leaky mercury meters the company uses to…

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Midlothian Texas Residents to be Studied for Industrial Pollution

Federal and state officials plan to interview about 100 Midlothian residents next week as part of an environmental study to see whether a link exists between industrial pollution and human and animal health problems, including birth defects. Midlothian, southeast of Fort Worth, has 10 cement kilns, one of the largest…

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$31 M Verdict Against Ohio Hospital Negated by Settlement Agreement

A $31 million verdict against Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton, Ohio, could be the largest jury award for a medical malpractice case in Ohio history, though a settlement agreement makes it unlikely the hospital will have to pay that much. As the jury was deliberating, after a four-week trial before…

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Dallas County to Settle Two Jail Inmate Lawsuits

Dallas County commissioners voted Tuesday to settle two federal jail neglect lawsuits for close to a half-million dollars. County officials say the lawsuits are the last major legal claims related to prior conditions in the jail system, which were described a few years ago by federal investigators as being dangerous…

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