February 2018 News

As a bicyclist, you know that every minute you spend in the saddle can be exhilarating. You also know that one mistake by yourself or a driver can lead to an accident, which could result in a serious injury or even death.

It doesn't matter if you're taking an over-the-counter or prescription medication, nothing changes the fact that you need to be extremely careful about what you put into your body.

Even a minor car accident can be scary. Adrenaline is pumping and your car may have damage. Most importantly, you could be injured. So, what's next? If you've been in a car accident, you shouldn't hesitate to go to a doctor as soon as possible. Here's why.

As a pedestrian, you hope that you never have a close call with a vehicle. This alone is enough to scare you out of your mind.

A recent study has linked 250,000 annual deaths to medical mistakes and errors. It's a stunning number, much higher than many people assume.

There is never a good time to suffer a blow to the head, as this can result in serious injury, such as a concussion.

The aunt and uncle of 16-year-old Indiana teen boy join masses of other parents in questioning just how safe Tamiflu, the go-to drug for treating symptoms of the flu, is for minor patients.

Chances are you've probably taken a ride with a ridesharing company, such as Uber or Lyft. Ridesharing is a nice alternative to asking your friends for a ride and can be incredibly convenient if you're planning a night out. While these companies provide a valuable service, what [...]

After a car accident, most drivers usually pull over to the shoulder and exchange insurance with one another. We've covered what to do immediately following a normal accident, but what if the other driver runs from the scene?

In an overall sense, it's easy to understand the risks associated with distracted driving. Even so, some people make the mistake of losing focus when they're behind the wheel.