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All of these bicycles had the potential to cause serious injury and death , but prompt initiation of recall action upon discovery of the faults succeeded in preventing fatalities . Many fatalities , serious injuries or incidents with potential have occurred during transition periods . Federal law requires firms to report to CPSC immediately , which means within 24 hours after getting information about a defect with a product that could pose a substantial risk of injury to the public , presents an unreasonable risk of serious injury or death , or violates a safety standard . However the incident could have resulted in serious injuries or fatalities . On average each year , three accidents with serious injuries and even death are reported to the Agency worldwide . This will allow for improved targeting of safety and public awareness campaigns , training and resources , and an ultimate reduction in the number of serious injuries and fatalities . Excavation and trenching are extremely hazardous operations that expose employees to the possibility of serious injury or death . Since electricity is uniquely unforgiving and can cause serious injuries or death , the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and the Electrical Safety Foundation International are joining together to encourage consumers to protect their homes from electrical problems . The crane operator sustained minor injuries from the falling debris but the incident could have resulted in serious injuries or fatalities . " Ms. Lacey , who was president of the chapter , suffered serious injuries and was unable to eat for 2 months . This final rule implements additional requirements designed to reduce the serious injury and death of bottlenose dolphins stock in the mid-Atlantic coastal gillnet fishery and eight other coastal fisheries . " Health fraud is a particularly pernicious fraud because it not only wastes consumers ' money , some products or treatments may even cause serious injury or death , " said Jodie Bernstein , Director of the FTC 's Bureau of Consumer Protection , who authorized the agreement on behalf of the Bureau . Working from a malpractice case involving serious injury but no apparent negligence , this article explores criticisms from both the plaintiff-patient and defendant-physician perspectives . These behaviors have significant consequences , but do not generally result in serious injury or death . The Joint Strategies Agreement notes that health fraud is a critical problem which can induce death or serious injury and can cause consumers with serious medical problems to delay or forgo appropriate medical treatment . The objective of this government action is to reduce or eliminate the number of serious injuries and deaths caused by children under five playing with cigarette lighters and to ensure that all disposable cigarette lighters sold in Australia function safely . Whereas , health fraud is a critical problem which can induce death or serious injury and which can cause consumers with serious medical problems to delay or discontinue appropriate medical treatment ; and Whereas , health fraud often results in consumers wasting large sums of money on useless , unproved , deceptively advertised and marketed products , treatments and / or devices ; and Whereas , cross-border health fraud has become a serious problem , where fraudulent health products and treatments that originate in one country are marketed to residents of another country ; and Whereas , cross-border health fraud is a particular problem for residents living near the Mexico-United States-Canada borders ; and Whereas , for the past several years a Mexico-USA-Canada Health Fraud Task Force ( " Task Force " ) , including officials from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration , the Federal Trade Commission 's Bureau of Consumer Protection , and members of the National Association of Attorneys General , representing the United States ; the Secretaria de Salud and the Procuraduria Federal del Consumidor , representing Mexico ; and the Therapeutic Products Program of Health Canada and the Competition Bureau of Industry Canada , has been meeting semi-annually to exchange ideas and information . Under the MMPA , NOAA must designate each commercial fishery on the list into one of three categories based on the level of serious injury and mortality of marine mammals that occurs incidental to each fishery . Ms. Lacey , who was president of the chapter , suffered serious injuries and was unable to eat for 2 months . In cooperation with manufacturers , we also announce recalls of products that we believe pose potential risk for serious injury or death . This could have resulted in serious injuries or fatalities to the deck crew involved in the lifting operation .