Many aspects of our lives have been uprooted during this coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. From minor inconveniences like shopping habits to major crises like unemployment, our communities, states and nation are grappling with massive change and uncertainty. Medical institutions seem to be hit the hardest as critically needed supplies and equipment are in very short supply.
Despite fewer drivers on Missouri roads due to the ongoing Coronavirus outbreak and springtime stay-at-home orders, Missouri state troopers say they have seen a three percent increase in traffic fatalities for the year. Data from the Missouri State Highway Patrol show there were 174 deaths as of April 5th, compared with 168 deaths in the same time frame in 2019.
Dear Member of the G + S Community,
We at Goldblatt + Singer understand that the stress of the coronavirus pandemic can feel overwhelming. In addition to the serious concerns we all have about our health, there is significant added stress regarding job and financial security.
The team at Goldblatt + Singer wants to ensure our clients and prospective clients that we are continuing to work for you around the clock while also making sure we have a safe environment for our staff.
Women who use or have used talcum powder on a weekly basis risk developing ovarian cancer at some point in their life. This statistic substantially increases when used on a daily basis.
Since talc products are not currently regulated in the United States, there are no clear warning labels or indications that this product can potentially cause long term and/or fatal effects.