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Phones are distracting in 3 key ways

It’s no secret that phones are distracting for drivers. Texting and driving is especially problematic, but there are many related issues. Drivers get distracted as they take pictures, stream songs through a music service, type in a destination for their navigation...

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Why are dog bites more likely to get infected?

If someone gets bitten by a dog, it’s important for them to look for signs of infection. This could include increased pain, pus at the injury site, the outbreak of a fever and much more. An infection can often be much more dangerous than the initial bite, and can even...

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What is seat belt syndrome? The risks and symptoms

Seat belts are among the most crucial safety features in any vehicle, designed to protect drivers and passengers alike in the event of a collision. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, seat belts save close to 15,000 lives every year....

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Is multitasking real?

People often believe that they can multitask, and they may even brag about their abilities. This could happen in an office setting where they talk about efficiently doing multiple parts of their job at the same time. But there are also a lot of people who believe they...

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SUVs and the risk of rollover crashes

Sport utility vehicles are famous for their versatility and ability to handle various driving conditions. However, they are also known to be more prone to rollover accidents than other vehicle types. The underlying reasons for this susceptibility can be attributed to...

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Why is distracted driving dangerous?

The fast-paced world demands constant attention, with digital devices a constant lure, even behind the wheel. The perils of distracted driving, however, pose an imminent threat to road safety for the distracted driver and everyone around them. These distractions come...

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3 reasons not to run from a dog 

If you’re approached by a dangerous dog, your instinct is probably to run. In fact, this dog may even follow you while you’re out for a jog, so you’re just tempted to speed up and try to get away. But the reality is that this may not work, and could even make your...

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