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Experiencing pounding, consistent headaches after a car accident may require more than a quick nap or over-the-counter pill. You may have to see a doctor. Injuries such as whiplash and concussions can have delayed symptoms, including pain around the head and neck....
Bicycling remains a popular activity. Countless riders take to the streets nationwide to enjoy the great outdoors while getting a bit of exercise as well. Troubling trends Many enthusiasts are literally putting their lives in their own hands. Recent data from the...
Car accidents occur unexpectedly and leave a lasting impact on the individuals involved, physically and emotionally. When Tenessee drivers understand common car accident injuries, the easier time they’ll have recognizing the warning signs and getting the help they...
For people living in Tennessee who are suffering from a mental illness, or who know someone who does, understanding the risks of violence is an important part of day to day life. Depression is one of the most common mental health disorders. Mental health Depression,...
Fall can be a particularly dangerous season to drive in Tennessee. Weather is constantly changing, the roads might be wet and animals are especially active. Another thing that can make fall driving more hazardous is the fact that schools are open again. Watch out for...
There are certain times of the day, week and year when it's more dangerous to drive around Tennessee. Although an accident could potentially happen at any time, there are certain times when you are statistically more likely to get into an accident. Most dangerous...
Generally, major Tennessee motor vehicle accidents are reported to authorities because the damages or injuries are serious. Knowing when and how to report is necessary to receive proper compensation for the losses that have been sustained. When to report In any...
Driving on worn tires is more dangerous than you might think. One report from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration found that worn tires are responsible for 26.2% of all automobile collisions. You can stay safe as a Tennessee motorist by learning the...
A spinal cord injury can be a nightmare scenario for a Tennessee resident who has been in an accident. It could require a lifetime of treatment, and the victim may never be the same again. There has been some recent progress in treating spinal cord injuries, but...
Injured drivers in Tennessee are often denied financial recovery due to their level of fault for causing their own injuries. Injured passengers do not face this dilemma because victims who are not driving are rarely assessed for fault. While many states use pure...