The Dark History of the Boy Scouts

The Boy Scouts of America was founded as a values-based organization with a focus on building character through fun, adventure, volunteering, team-building, and responsibility.

Posted by Anne K on May 24, 2022

Complications With Your Hernia Mesh Implant

Signs That You May Have Complications With Your Hernia Mesh Implant Relatively common, hernias can run the gamut from large and painful to small and virtually unnoticeable. In fact, I noticed a (thankfully painless) hernia above my belly button after having my daughter via c-section.

Posted by Alicia Betz on April 1, 2022

Female Riding Solo in an Uber or Lyft? Take These Precautions

It’s important to know what you can do to keep yourself safe when you’re using Uber or Lyft.

Posted by Amanda Turner on March 6, 2022

What The TV Show "Special" Teaches About Living With Birth Injuries

There’s no debate that birth injuries can be devastating or even fatal. However, Many cases of birth injury, can be life-altering and not life-ending

Posted by Amanda Turner on June 14, 2021

Common Types of Maritime Injuries

Maritime injuries range from mild—like a laceration or bruise—to life-threatening like drowning. Here, we examine common types of maritime injuries as well as their common causes.

Posted by Alicia Betz on June 8, 2021

COVID-19 Put A Spotlight On Nursing Home Abuse. What Do We Do Now?

Quickly, it became clear that nursing homes were not prepared for a crisis. While nursing homes have been hotbeds of abuse and neglect for years, COVID-19 made these issues hot national news topics.

Posted by Amanda Turner on June 2, 2021

COVID-19 And Employer Negligence: Why Employees Are Struggling

Many employees in America are fighting to hold their employers accountable for negligent actions taken during the pandemic. Some employees allege that employers failed to provide them with personal protective equipment, safe working conditions, and other appropriate protections from the coronavirus

Posted by Amanda Turner on May 19, 2021

OSHA Should Keep Workers Safe But It Needs More Manpower

Established in 1971, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration was developed to keep employees safe at work. Today however the administration is severely understaffed.

Posted by Amanda Turner on May 5, 2021

International Women's Day 2021: An Equal Future

March 8 is international Women’s Day and this year the theme is “Women in leadership: Achieving an equal future in a COVID-19 world,”

Posted by Jordana Neeman on March 7, 2021

Signs of Senior Loneliness

At some point or another, everyone is touched by loneliness. But for seniors, the greater concern can and should be the toll that enduring loneliness can take

Posted by Sharon Brandwein on February 10, 2021

How to Help Your Child with Cerebral Palsy Thrive

Cerebral Palsy, a condition affecting movement, balance, and posture, can range from mild to severe. When you learn your child has been diagnosed with cerebral palsy, it’s normal to cycle through a wide range of emotions, and ultimately, every parent wants their child to thrive.

Posted by Alicia Betz on January 20, 2021

7 Ways To Prevent Accidents On Construction Jobs

Construction sites can’t be completely foolproof, but employers and employees alike can take preventative measures to make safety a priority while on the site each day.

Posted by Laura Lifshitz on January 5, 2021

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