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Sriracha Plant Causes Severe Odor, Lawsuit Says

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The maker of Sriracha hot sauce is facing a lawsuit which may stop the production of their product. The lawsuit, filed by the city of Irwindale, California, claims that the factory puts off an intense odor which has caused residents to suffer from burning eyes, irritated throats and headaches. The lawsuit seeks to temporarily stop the production of the hot sauce until a plan is initiated to minimize the odor.
Staff Report, The Huffington Post 10/29/2013   Facebook iconTwitter iconLinkedIn Icon

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Mother Files Suit Over Choking Death of Young Girl

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A mother in Portland, Oregon whose young daughter died after choking on a meatball at her preschool has filed a $7.6 million lawsuit against the school and its owner. The 3-year-old girl choked on a meatball during lunch and died of respiratory and cardiac arrest the next day. The lawsuit accuses the school of "failing to provide adequate observation during lunch, failing to prepare food items safe for the girl's age and failing to perform "any or adequate" measures to revive her."
Wire Report, The Columbian 10/30/2013   Facebook iconTwitter iconLinkedIn Icon

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Serious Danger of Blood Clots Halts Sale of Leukemia Drug

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Sales of a promising leukemia drug, Iclusig, are being suspended because of “the risk of life-threatening blood clots and severe narrowing of blood vessels,†the Food and Drug Administration said on Thursday. The drug, also known as ponatinib, has been linked to severe and sometimes fatal heart attacks and strokes, blindness and loss of blood flow in the extremities serious enough to require amputation.
DENISE GRADY, The New York Times 11/01/2013   Facebook iconTwitter iconLinkedIn Icon

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