Category: Accident Injuries

Unintentional injuries are very common among children, and sadly, unintentional injuries are the leading cause of fatalities for children across the United States. According to the Childhood Injury Report prepared by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), millions of children (19 years old and younger) are treated in

In the immediate aftermath of a car accident, your mind is likely swimming with fears and concerns. You may be in pain from a serious injury, or you may be worried about how you will pay to repair your car. It can be hard to think clearly during this high-stress

On July 30,2014, skydiving instructor Christopher Scott was paralyzed after a jump that also took the life of a NYC corrections officer when their parachute encountered an atmospheric change, sending the two men crashing to the ground. While many people may have viewed this as a tragic accident, the law

In late November, two skydivers in Arizona were killed when they collided mid-air about 200 to 300 feet above the ground. Another was seriously injured with life-threatening injuries. In all instances, the canopies were open just as they should have been. Could these collisions have been prevented? The Federal Aviation

In the midst of planning what to do after graduation, many grads are gifted the opportunity to travel to a new destination, which often involves their first time overseas. Whether it’s backpacking across Europe or travelling by Eurail, there are travel tips that everyone should keep in mind, particularly if