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Reinforced helmets debuting around Majors

Reinforced helmets debuting around Majors

Reinforced helmets debuting around Majors. In the wake of several recent harrowing beanings of Major League batters, Rawlings Sporting Goods is introducing a reinforced, heavier batting helmet designed to withstand 100 mph fastballs.

 

Toys R Us Hosts Toy "Cash For Clunkers" Program

Toys R Us Hosts Toy

The Cash for Clunkers concept isn't just for used cars anymore. Toys R Us is introducing their own version of Cash for Clunkers called the Great Trade-In. It's no surprise that secondhand baby gear use is on the rise during the recession, but Toys R Us wants to call attention to the fact that many of the used items circulating could be damaged or not compliant with the newest safety standards.

 

Study: Candles smell good, but could be toxic

Study: Candles smell good, but could be toxic

A soak in a steamy tub, surrounded by candles sure seems like a great way to unwind. But new research suggests that burning certain kinds of candles may generate indoor air pollutants.

 

Swine Flu Vaccine Looks Safe So Far

Swine Flu Vaccine Looks Safe So Far

No safety issues have come up yet in clinical trials of the swine flu vaccine, health officials announced today. Clinical trials of the vaccine in adults began recently, and so far, there have been "no red flags" of ...

 

Watch your step and Iran trip can be safe

Travel warnings from the U.S. Department of State didn't stop Faith Hentschel, 65, from venturing to Iran this May to visit the rustic sites in ancient Persepolis and the colorful bazaars in Tehran.

 

Swimming pool deathtrap law ignored by some

Children's lives are at risk in swimming pools across the country as government agencies waffle on how to enforce a new federal law, child safety advocates say.

 

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