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Factors that Impact Pedestrian Fatality Risk

In 2016, nearly 6,000 pedestrians died in automotive accidents in the United States, and faulty infrastructure planning is partially...

Magnetic Resonance Imaging, or MRI, has long been a trusted standard in medical imaging, but recent studies into interpretive...

In the deadliest American vehicle accident in nearly a decade, fault potentially lies in driver behavior and poor vehicle...

With the push to reduce c-section rates, doctors facing challenging birthing scenarios may opt to use forceps or vacuum...

Proving fault in truck accidents is often difficult, but black boxes now found in many commercial trucks provide proof...

When a vehicle with a recall is involved in an accident, manufacturers, car dealerships, and drivers may all be...

Simple mistakes can put people’s injury cases in jeopardy. Personal injury claims can be delayed settled for lower amounts,...

When a child is injured at school, examining when the injury occurred, whether the school knew about the hazard,...

Teens’ brains may be hard-wired to engage in behaviors that have a high level of inherent risk, according to...

No-Zones are blind spot areas around large trucks and buses where passenger vehicles, cyclists, and pedestrians virtually “disappear” from...