The deadly collapse of a condo building in Surfside, Florida, has prompted quick action in nearby cities. It has also left some Chicagoans wondering whether any local condo buildings are at risk, and what sorts of inspections they face.... Read more.

Longmont removes candidate from list for next public safety chief - Longmont Times-Call... Read more.

The building's ownership group headed by Joe Jaeger is currently installing safety nets to keep any further incidents occurring.... Read more.

Victoria Municipal Court to teach traffic safety at Children's Discovery Museum - Crossroads Today... Read more.

Police conducted a roadside safety checkpoint as part of a traffic enforcement initiative, stopping more than 200 vehicles on Crosstown Parkway.... Read more.

Getting out of uber stimulus is like a long bumpy road trip, with very different maps for the US, UK and the European Union.... Read more.

Surfside Mayor Charles Burkett says the town is investigating the safety of Champlain Towers North, which is just one block north of Champlain Towers South and is a replica building.... Read more.

Restoring An Inclusionary Safety Net For Children In Immigrant Families: A Review Of Three Social Policies... Read more.

Gov. Kate Brown on Tuesday directed the state�s workplace safety agency to adopt emergency rules to protect workers from extreme heat.... Read more.

Parents of Son Who Died in Hot Car Advocate for Car Safety | Connecticut News | US News... Read more.

EETimes - U.S. Crash Order Will Help Build an AV Safety Database... Read more.

The NGO SOS Mediterranee is appealing to the European Union to intervene to assist in arranging for...... Read more.

/PRNewswire/ -- CEMEX USA announced today it has been recognized by the Texas Aggregates & Concrete Association (TACA), earning awards for outstanding safety...... Read more.

China Bans Tallest Skyscrapers Following Concerns About Safety... Read more.

No safety issues cited in Friday's inspection of Adventureland ride before fatal accident - Radio Iowa... Read more.

A global database set up by WHO�s Global Tuberculosis Programme in collaboration with the Special Programme for Research and Training in Tropical Diseases (TDR) has been collating data on Active TB Drug Safety Monitoring and Management (aDSM) since 2016,� to monitor the safety of patients who receive MDR-TB treatment with new medicines (e.g. bedaquiline, delamanid), repurposed medicines (e.g. linezolid, clofazimine) or new regimens, which don't have a well-established safety profile. The aDSM framework has been promoted by WHO and stakeholders since 2015 for monitoring safety for patients who receive MDR-TB treatment with medicines of interest and successfully implemented in many countries for ensuring safety of patients while rolling of the newly recommended MDR-TB treatment regimens.A comprehensive assessment of the aDSM database was convened by WHO's team on Pharmacovigilance, and the Global TB Programme in collaboration with TDR in 2020, in order to better understand the benefit and risk profiles of four TB medicines bedaquiline, delamanid, clofazimine and linezolid for their use in treatment of MDR-TB. The aim of the assessment was to identify for these four TB drugs any new potential "signals" and any new emerging safety concerns.Analysis of the safety data from aDSM database was supplemented by additional safety data provided by the public portal of Eudravigilance and the WHO Global Individual Case Safety Report database (VigiBase). The outcomes of the assessment were reviewed by the�WHO Advisory Committee on Safety of Medical Products (ACSoMP)�in its 17th meeting on 27-29 October 2020. The main finding of the assessment, reviewed and agreed by the committee, confirmed the current safety profiles of the four reviewed TB drugs and no regulatory action (i.e. labelling change) is considered necessary at present regarding the TB drugs of interest. However, the assessment also pointed out some �potential signals of emerging risks� in relation to these medicines and therefore, the committee recommended the continuation of active monitoring following the WHO aDSM framework by countries. Following the outcomes of the assessment, the data in the Global aDSM database will be archived and securely stored by WHO�s Global Tuberculosis Programme. To strengthen country-based monitoring and pharmacovigilance systems in line with committee recommendations, WHO will continue to support national TB programmes in the implementation of the aDSM framework and to use VigiBase for individual case safety reporting, the usual route used by the national pharmacovigilance authorities.�*2020 recommendations of the WHO Advisory Committee on Safety of Medical Products (ACSoMP)... Read more.

The group�s management says both SB19 and the team behind the show are �all in good health�... Read more.

A Toronto mother is petitioning the city to improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists in High Park and along the Martin Goodman Trail.... Read more.

Rapid City and Pennington County law enforcement agencies will hold a job fair Thursday afternoon.... Read more.

The report shows staff is working on lighting 3 tunnels in the area where Chauncey Depew Jr. was randomly attacked and killed last year.... Read more.

The 100 lit-up trees lined down six blocks of Chaparral Street are intended to enhance security for visitors and businesses, as well as attract new visitors to the area.... Read more.