Car accidents contribute to many spinal cord injuries. A collision’s sudden impact and force can cause the spine to compress, twist or bend unnaturally, potentially damaging the spinal cord. The National Spinal Cord Injury Statistical Center reports that car accidents cause approximately 38 percent of spinal cord injuries in the United ...

Spring may be just around the corner, but winter weather is still possible. It is never too late to make sure you understand how to drive safely on snow and ice-covered roads. Even if you are a new driver or new to an area that sees winter weather, you can ...

After a traumatic accident, internal bleeding can result in serious complications. Unfortunately, internal bleeding can also fly under the radar. Internal bleeding can occur due to blunt trauma or penetrating trauma. In cases of blunt trauma, your blood vessels become torn or crushed during the incident. Penetrating trauma, on the other hand, ...

Experiencing a car accident can leave you shaken and dazed. Initially, you might feel okay physically, but your condition might gradually change in the days that follow. Document how you feel in the weeks after your crash. Consistently evaluating your condition might help you identify concerning symptoms before a formerly ...