[profileleft][/profileleft]As we move towards the precipice of 2017, many of us are already making or looking forward to plans for celebrating the New Year. New Year’s Eve is a time for family, friends and anyone else who is important in our lives. We plan on attending celebrations of all types. Unfortunately, one of the aspects […]
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[profileleft][/profileleft]Medical researchers are focusing intensely on the challenge that is traumatic brain injury recovery. The medical science world has learned a lot in recent years with regards to diagnosing traumatic brain injuries. Treating traumatic brain injuries is another matter entirely. One struggle that exists involves measuring the post-injury progress of a patient. Traumatic brain injury
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[profileleft][/profileleft]For decades, whiplash has been an injury that has invited mocking and extreme skepticism. Hollywood has parodied the injury countless times. Most if not all of us have seen those movies where an actor walks into a courtroom with a bulky neck brace pretending to be injured. Sadly, many of us have learned to assume
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[profileleft][/profileleft]Every year at this time, people tend to take a step back and relax a bit with friends and loved ones. It’s a joyous time and a time to appreciate what we have. Unfortunately, this festive spirit around the world can lead to bad decisions. Tragically, that’s what police suspect occurred over the weekend. A
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[profileleft][/profileleft]Traumatic brain injuries can lead to years if not a lifetime of consequences. We’ve covered some of those potential consequences recently. However, that list was far from exhaustive. The more we learn about traumatic brain injuries, the more we are able to identify what can happen to people who endure them. Based on the results
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[profileleft][/profileleft]We as a society have come a long way with regards to bullying. What used to be seen and largely dismissed as a rite of passage for some is now seen as the serious problem that it is. Regardless of how far we’ve come with regards to bullying, we still have a long way to
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[profileleft][/profileleft]The use of handheld and hands-free cell phones while driving continues to be a hot-button issue for many people. The debate regarding whether or not to enact laws banning the use of handheld phones has been a contested one in several jurisdictions. Some states have banned handheld phones for motorists while others have not. Some
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[profileleft][/profileleft]Sleep deprivation affects people in several negative ways. Most people simply do not function at proper levels when they do not get enough sleep. According to Johns Hopkins University, sleep deprivation can increase your risk of colorectal cancer, of high blood pressure and of heart disease among other things. We have posted about the risks
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[profileleft][/profileleft]The sexual abuse of children is a scourge on our society. We have posted about statistics relating to the sexual abuse of children in general. We want to go further in our efforts to raise awareness of this issue by delving into how the sexual abuse of children can occur. One of the common ways
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