Victims of spinal cord injuries in Connecticut, like any other locale, face the likelihood of permanent paralysis, which has significant quality impacts on virtually every area of their life. However, a recent clinical trial at UC Davis Health in California may offer...
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Treatment for broken or bruised ribs
If you have been in an accident in Connecticut and hurt your torso, it's important to seek medical attention to see if your ribs are bruised, broken or fractured. There is a difference in the treatment plan that your doctor may prescribe. Bruised ribs Bruised ribs can...
How a spinal cord injury affects the body
In some Connecticut car accidents, the victims suffer spinal cord injuries. The effects can be extensive and permanent for some people. It is important to understand some possible effects, the different classifications and how spinal cord injuries are different than...
Document your car accident injuries the right way
If you have been in a car accident in Connecticut, you must document your injuries and other information about the accident as soon as possible. Swift documentation ensures that you get prompt medical attention, and this provides essential evidence you might need if...
How an injury impacts your loved ones
If you are involved in a motor vehicle accident while traveling in Connecticut, you may experience broken bones, a concussion or other injuries. It's possible that you won't be able to work, spend time with your family or engage in activities with your friends. In...
Three types of herniated discs
If you are a Connecticut resident experiencing back pain, you may wonder if you have a herniated disc. This condition occurs when the outside shell of the disc ruptures and the soft, jelly-like nucleus leaks out. This condition is about twice as likely in men than in...
Drinking and driving consequences
After enjoying a few alcoholic beverages, you might think that it's alright to drive because you believe that you don't feel intoxicated. However, there are some dangers to consider that could put you and the other drivers on the roads of Connecticut at risk of an...
Women are at a higher risk of car collision injuries
Women have a higher risk of car crash injuries compared to men, according to research studies conducted in recent years, including one from the IIHS. While both men and women are equally likely to be involved in car crashes in Connecticut, the nature and extent of...
Potential spinal cord injury causes
Any damage to the spinal cord can have severe and life-altering consequences for Connecticut residents at the workplace, on the road, at school or while engaging in physical activity. Understanding, and avoiding, common causes of spinal cord injury is Traumatic causes...
Dangers posed by larger EVs
While electric vehicles may help save money on fuel costs, they can still cause significant damage if they are involved in car wrecks. As these types of vehicles get larger and heavier, they may pose greater risks to their drivers as well as occupants of other...