With over 6 million car accidents per year that lead to injuries in 2.35 million people, you may think traveling by train offers a safer alternative to the automobile. Statistically, it is. One reason is that there are far more automobiles on the roads than there are trains. Trains also have a more controlled environment…
Read MoreKnowing the difference between major and minor burn injuries can make a massive difference in whether the injured person receives the immediate treatment they need. Major burns are more likely to lead to infection, shock, or death without immediate medical assistance. Minor burns are often not as serious and the person can be driven to…
Read MoreMany physically demanding jobs come with risks every day, but certain injuries can change people’s lives forever. Those who work with machines and heavy equipment often run the risk of an accidental amputation. Amputations can be serious injuries that can lead to disabilities and difficulties finding another job that requires similar skills. If you suffered…
Read MoreWhen most people think of car accidents caused by drugs, they do not think of prescription medications, but the reality is that certain medications can be just as dangerous as alcohol or illicit drugs. Some medications cause drowsiness and others make people feel dizzy. Cough syrup, for example, can make some people feel drunk. This is…
Read MoreEveryone knows to exercise caution in work zones, but few people know just how dangerous work zone accidents can really be. The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) estimates that the rate of fatal crashes in work zones increased by 3 percent between the years 2016 and 2017 alone. Furthermore, the FHWA estimates that work zones account for around 10 percent…
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