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Computer Model from John Hopkins May Help Avoid Concussions
The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) reported in an October 17, 2011 article by Bob Roehr that 80 percent of traumatic brain injuries are mild and often not brought to the attention... Continue reading → -
A Little Exercise Shown to Help Ward Off Drowsy Driving
Every year, people die in preventable car accidents that were caused by a drowsy or fatigued driver. However, new research demonstrates that exercising may help prevent fatigued driving. The research indicates that those who exercise... Continue reading → -
Victims of Spinal Injury Accidents May Benefit from Mindwalker Robotic Exoskeleton
When a car crash victim suffers a spinal injury, the devastating results can affect everything from loss of mobility and chronic pain to considerable medical expenses and loss of income. Thankfully, new technology has emerged... Continue reading → -
The Risks of Ambien Use and Drowsy Driving
The Food and Drug Administration has recently issued a mandate requiring the manufacturers of Ambien and Edluar to reduce its recommended dosage by half of the current quantity, particularly for women patients. The change is... Continue reading → -
Dog Bites for Certain Breeds No Longer Covered by Farmers Insurance
Farmers Insurance has recently announced a change in its policy regarding dog bite claims. The insurance company will no longer provide liability coverage for any dog bite claims that arise from confrontations with pit bulls,... Continue reading → -
Department of Transportation Looks to Improve Bus Safety
With spring just around the corner and tourists making vacation plans, the U.S. Department of Transportation recently revealed its efforts to improve long-distance bus safety. In updating its Motor Coach Safety Action Plan, the DOT... Continue reading → -
Understanding Nursing Home Abuse: 5 Warning Signs to Look for
According to a recent report, more than 44 percent of nursing home residents have sustained some form of nursing home abuse. Furthermore, 48 percent of nursing home residents report that they believe that they had... Continue reading → -
Stay Safe on the Road by Avoiding Drowsy Driving
Drowsy driving is a term used to describe a situation in which a driver is too tired to pay proper attention to the road, possibly to the point of falling asleep at the wheel. The... Continue reading → -
Protecting the Elderly from Slip and Falls
For senior citizens, slip and fall accidents can result in significant injuries that often can leave victims with long-term mobility issues. Fractures are all too common in a typical slip and fall involving a senior... Continue reading → -
Female Drunk Driving Incidents on the Rise
A new trend is emerging that is alarming to many individuals: the rate of drunk driving incidents caused by female drivers is on the rise. While the total number of fatalities attributed to drunk driving... Continue reading → -
Federal Study of Nursing Homes Reveal Elder Abuse Violations
According to a recent report provided by the Department of Health and Human Services’ Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, many nursing homes are suspected of having serious safety and health violations for their patients.... Continue reading → -
New Study Released Regarding Concussions Involving Youth Contact Sports
A new study concerning the dangers associated with children playing contact sports illustrates the risk of concussions that comes with participating in these activities. Dr. Robert C. Cantu, M.D., studied the effects of concussions on... Continue reading → -
Recent Study Reveals Positive News for Brain Injury Victims
The human brain can naturally recover from a traumatic injury and allow individuals to continue their daily life functions, according to new research from the Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) for Cognitive Brain Imaging (CCBI). The... Continue reading → -
Do “Check Engine” Lights Improve Automotive Maintenance & Safety?
According to a new study from the American Auto Association, car maintenance alert systems that inform drivers when their vehicle requires attention appear to encourage more frequent automotive maintenance. As a vehicle owner, few things... Continue reading → -
Study Reveals Most Teens Continue to Text and Drive
A recent study released by State Farm has revealed that teenagers are continuing to text and drive even though they’ve been warned of the dangers that they are posing to themselves and others. Despite an... Continue reading →