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Author Archives: Finkelstein & Partners
FDA: Lower Ambien’s Dose to Prevent Drowsy Driving
On Wednesday, May 15, The FDA approved a new, lower-dose labeling for the popular sleep drug, Ambien, in an effort to decrease daytime drowsiness that could potentially be a danger while performing certain tasks such as driving. In January, drugs … Continue reading
Posted in Dangerous Drugs, Drowsy Driving
Tagged distracted driving, drug labeling, motor vehicle accidents
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Drive First App by Sprint – Prevent Distracted Driving
Sprint currently provides an app that can help ease the mind of parents with teenage drivers. Sprint’s Drive First app is an app that will automatically lock a mobile phone when a car is in motion. What Does The App … Continue reading
Track Your Teens’ Driving Habits
There’s an app for that. Researchers from the University of North Carolina found that the first phase of driving alone is the deadliest phase. A recent survey from a major insurance company found that 65% of parents wanted a better … Continue reading
With Freedom Comes Risk: Tips to Help Keep Kids Stay Safe
With the rescue of three women in Cleveland who were abducted nearly a decade ago, comes fresh concerns for parents. Abduction is every parent’s worst nightmare, but day-to-day activities can be dangerous as well. Amanda Berry was 16 when she … Continue reading
Stop The Texts. Stop The Wrecks.
The Shocking Truth: Distracted driving is the number one killer in American teens. Five seconds is the average time your eyes are off the road while texting. When traveling at 55mph, that’s enough to cover the length of a football … Continue reading