By Jamie Reno, Yahoo Finance Contributor
Sometimes, a cancer patient just knows when enough is enough. Robert Legaspi, 27, was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) when he was nine years old. Since then, his cancer has recurred several times. The chemotherapy regimens have been long and brutal, and it’s taken two years each time for him to get back into remission. Continue reading Rock starlet cancer treatment is being scrutinized after clinical trial deaths
Front-seat passengers in some petite sport utility vehicles may not be as well protected as drivers in certain types of crashes, according to latest tests of seven vehicles by the nonprofit Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
The tests, known as petite overlap frontal tests, were similar to the kind that the institute conducts by directing the front-end influence to the driver’s side of the vehicle. Continue reading Risks Higher for Front-Seat Passengers in Some S
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— ⚓Kevin Booker ⚓ (@KevinBooker206) May Legal, 2017
Richard Rojas, the Bronx man accused of driving a Honda Accord into a Times Square crowd, killing a teenage tourist from Michigan, is a former Naval electrician who allegedly told police he thought “the end of the world was coming.”
Continue reading Richard Rojas: five Prompt Facts You Need to Know
RACQ has today exposed the nation’s safest and most dangerous used cars on the market and on our roads.
The motoring assets’s two thousand sixteen Buyer’s Guide to Used Car Safety Ratings has examined more than two hundred sixty six used cars using data from more than seven million real-world crashes across Australia and Fresh Zealand. Continue reading Exposed: The safest and most dangerous cars on our roads, Sunshine Coast Daily
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There are flamy Ferraris, stunning Mercedes concepts, shockingly quick McLarens, electrified Jaguars and Alfa Romeo SUVs. Continue reading Exposed: Fresh car models that affected at the Geneva Motor Demonstrate 2017
Seven automobiles were chosen for the final round from among twenty five competitors, based on the votes of seventy eight members of the association. Megane Sedan scored Four,430 points and was chosen as “The Car of the Year.”
During the ceremony, Ufuk Sandık, chairman of the executive board of the Association of Automotive Journalists, announced Megane Sedan as the very first prize winner. Continue reading Renault Megane chosen ‘Car of the Year’, Arab News
