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FDA to Block Some Chinese Imports
Being a trial lawyer is the noblest profession in America, attorney says.
Toy recalls are down 46 percent, CPSC says.
Deaths Prompt Probe of Off-Road Vehicles
Obama Presidency Could Signal Shift in Judiciary
Pain Patch Companies Ordered to Pay Damages
Appeals Court Gives Go-Ahead for Wrongful Death Case
Study challenges convention about antidepressants' links with suicidal thoughts.
Oregon Supreme Court rules against insurer in class-action suit.
Delta recalls nearly 1.6 million cribs linked to infant deaths.
The forthcoming federal regulation of potentially dangerous chemicals such as phthalates in children’s products marks a significant shift in oversight that has been years in the making. For nearly a decade, the chemical industry has fought to prevent increased regulation despite calls from advocates, consumers and scientists. Now, the impetus will be on industry to substantiate claims that products are safe rather than waiting to be proven wrong. Michael Hawthorne, Chicago Tribune 08/17/2008
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