The symptoms of a traumatic brain injury (TBI) can be myriad and range from intrusive to life-changing. Unfortunately, not all of the symptoms are readily apparent and might take hours or days to appear. Individuals might experience subtle or dramatic mood changes and have no idea what is difficult for victims to live and maintain […]

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If you’re an older driver who’s been in a crash, you may be shopping for a new car that has safety features your previous one didn’t. If your car was more than a few years old, you’ll be surprised and impressed by all of the bells and whistles that are standard on vehicles now — […]

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The deadliest day on the road is coming up soon — the Fourth of July. According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), that’s because it’s a confluence of kids being out of school, people having the day off work and celebrations that traditionally include alcohol. This year, it’s also on a The deadliest […]

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Like just about any physical disability, there are a lot of misconceptions and myths about spinal cord injuries (SCI) and the rehabilitation process for those who suffer them. Those mistaken beliefs can impact the ability of patients to recover and adjust to their new lives. One myth is that young Like just about any physical […]

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