Whenever an accident or injury happens, it can be difficult to think and operate with a calm mind. From adrenaline to anxiety, your thoughts may be scattered. Not to mention the pain of the injury itself. When bitten by a dog, you may be shocked, surprised, and even scared. If you or a loved one […]
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March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, an effort on part of the Brain Injury Association of America designed to: Use community outreach to help destigmatize brain injury Empower survivors and their caregivers Promote the many types of support available to people living with brain injury #ChangeYourMind This year’s public awareness campaign is called #ChangeYourMind. It
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Slip and fall accidents are common. Often, they result in minor or inconsequential injuries. Sometimes, they result in more. Injuries that can occur in a slip and fall accident include: Head and Neck Injury Spinal Cord Injury Broken or Fractured Bones Falls lead to nearly half of all traumatic brain injury hospitalizations and are the leading cause of this
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Car accidents are often more common around holidays, particularly those traditionally paired with alcohol. Memorial Day is the deadliest single-day holiday to drive, with the Fourth of July not far behind. But the period between Christmas Day and New Year’s Day is, historically, the deadliest 10 to 12 days of the year. Safeauto.com reports that,
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Phillips has issued a recall for over 5 million CPAP machines due to a faulty piece of foam in the respirator. Over time, this foam can deteriorate and break down, an issue that has resulted in complaints, including respiratory problems, asthma attacks, difficulties breathing, headaches, persistent cough, and chest pain. Faulty Philips CPAP machines have
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A new study from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety has found that nearly 50% of drivers in the United States could be on one or more potentially impairing medication. Even more troubling, many of these drivers have no idea that their driving might be impaired. According to the study, one-fifth of respondents reported using two or more potentially impairing
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