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Brain Implant Helps Car Accident Victims Recover Cognitive Abilities

One  of the most devastating consequences of a brain injury after a car accident is the effect on a person’s cognitive abilities. A new study finds that a brain stimulator device can help a person recover these critical abilities after a personal injury. The findings of the study were published…

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Why Night Shift Work can Increase Car Accident Risks

Sleep experts have always known that night shift workers are at a higher risk of being involved in a car accident.  A new study finds even more conclusive proof that night shift workers are at risk of a number of sleep disorders that can increase their risks of being involved…

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Experts Recommend In-Vehicle Speed Limiters to Prevent Car Accidents

A coalition of stakeholders is recommending that vehicles come equipped with speed limiters that would help motorists drive at safe speeds and reduce the number of auto accidents caused by speeding. The Road to Zero Coalition is a group of stakeholders including automakers, regulators, safety experts and other organizations that…

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Multiple Car Accident Deaths Reported Across Georgia over Thanksgiving

First responders attended to multiple victims of car accidents across Georgia over the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. Across  Georgia and  the country, law enforcement  authorities were reporting record volumes of   traffic.   More  than 55 million Americans are reported to have travelled  over the holiday weekend.  Unfortunately,  as is often the case,…

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Many Seniors Receive No Follow Up Care After Slip and Fall Accident

Follow up care is not just important, but also critical after a senior suffers injuries in a slip and fall accident, and yet, new studies find that far too many seniors receive no such after – fall care, resulting in serious consequences. The new studies find that  as many as…

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Is it Time to End Right on Red Laws to Prevent Pedestrian Accidents?

A decades-old law that was meant to manage fuel shortages is coming under the spotlight in states like Georgia,  as experts consider ways to reduce the number of pedestrian accidents around the country. The  so-called “right- on-red” law allows motorists in   Georgia and  several   other states to make a right…

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Experts Call for ABS on All Motorcycles to Prevent Accidents

Calls for the United States to mandate automatic braking systems on all motorcycles in order to prevent accidents are growing louder.  This  country remains one of the very few developed nations that do not require this technology on all motorcycles. The  Insurance Institute for Highway Safety is petitioning the federal…

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Teens at High Risk of Drowsy Driving Car Accidents

Young  drivers below the age of 21 may be at a high risk of driving while fatigued or drowsy, increasing their risks of being involved in a car accident.  Those  findings come from a new study by the National Sleep Foundation. The  National  Sleep Foundation recently released the results of…

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GHSA: Dip in Fatal Teen Car Accidents

There is good news for teen motorists – a category of drivers that is traditionally one of the most at risk groups for car accidents.  The  Governors Highway Safety Association in a recent report announced that there has been a significant drop in the number of  fatal car accidents involving…

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Vision Loss is a Major Car Accident Risk Factor for Seniors

Declining  vision is a much more serious car accident risk factor for senior drivers than we may believe.  According  to the results of a new study, it is linked to an 84% higher risk of being involved in car accidents. Seniors  may suffer from a number of health challenges as…

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