Injuries and impairments resulting from bicycle accidents are not as infrequent as one may assume. Between 2000 to 2010, the amount of people who commuted by bicycle increased by a dramatic 60 percent from the previous ten years. That is an approximate jump from 488,000 to 786,000 new bikes on […]
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What the “100 Deadliest Days” means for Traveling Teenagers
As COVID-19 restrictions continue to be lifted, more people are desperate to travel and enjoy vacations away from home. However, this increase in driving is concurrent with the 100 deadliest days when teenage driving accidents are at their peak. To better understand the 100 deadliest days and how to prevent […]
The Who, Where, and When of Drunk Driving
When talking about drunk driving, most articles discuss the same two things: the consequences and the solutions. While those are both significant to understand, it’s also important to look at the statistical side of things. To be considered a “drunk” driver, a person must reach a blood alcohol content (BAC) […]
Understanding Personal Injury
There is an old saying that “a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” But when it comes to the difference between a car crash and a car accident, that principle may not apply. Some safety advocates want to replace “car accident” with “car crash,” since trains wreck, […]
How the Collision Warning Technology Prevents Truck Accidents
Texas roadways have become infamous for truck accidents as truck drivers often get distracted for being sleepy and tired and end up colliding with passenger cars. Such incidents have been happening for quite some time, and now it's the time for them to stop. A tractor-trailer truck accident took place […]
Top 3 Healthcare Stories in 2014
The healthcare industry made headlines throughout 2014 with a string of news stories that captured people’s attention. The following were three of the biggest healthcare stories of the year. Ebola The largest and deadliest outbreak of the Ebola virus occurred in 2014. To date, more than 7,850 lives have been […]
How Alcohol Affects Driving-Legal Proceedings
Drinking and safe driving cannot go hand in hand. While driving, human brain needs to concentrate on many a thing-techniques, statistics, traffic rules, and so on. But when you consume alcohol, it affects your nervous system, thus preventing you to think properly. The result? As expected-devastating. Every year, drunk driving […]
What economic insights are unveiled through exploring economics with experts?
Economics, sometimes jokingly called the “dismal science,” encompasses a vast array of complex and insightful ideas. But when one has the opportunity to study economics with professionals in the field, it becomes an exciting and illuminating adventure rather than a depressing endeavor. This article transports the reader to the fascinating […]
How Technology Has Revolutionized Sports Injury Prevention and Recovery
Sports-related injuries are among the top conditions requiring ER visits. While almost half of sports injuries are preventable, the high number of people sustaining these injuries is concerning. Fortunately, unlike before, more sports personnel can rely on modern technologies to prevent injuries and shorten recovery time. Whether or not you […]
4 Surprising Everyday Products That May Increase Your Risk of Cancer
Cancer is a terrifying disease that affects millions of people around the world each year. While there are many factors that can contribute to the development of cancer, it may come as a surprise that some everyday products could be putting you at risk. Did you know that cancer is […]
5 Benefits of Ketamine Therapy
With the surge in popularity of alternative treatments for those suffering from mental health issues, ketamine therapy is emerging as a promising treatment option. Ketamine offers numerous benefits to those struggling with depression or its related disorders such as post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). It has become one of the most […]
Why Every American Needs To Know About Abraham Flexner
Abraham Flexner, not to be confused with Lincoln, holds the marionettes of the medical industry in his hands. His passing in 1959 didn’t affect this. So the next time you pay an exorbitant sum for medical treatment, tip your hat to Flexner—the root of commercialized healthcare. Who Was Flexner? Flexner […]