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How can a mild brain injury affect my personality?

Brain Injuries,Our Blog | December 15, 2017

If you recently suffered a blow to the head, you may have a brain injury without knowing it. Brain injuries affect each victim differently, often leading many to suffer without ever receiving a proper medical diagnosis or treatment. Mild injuries are very dangerous Mild concussions are traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) and can cause a variety…

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Bicyclist suffers major head injury in vehicle collision

Brain Injuries,Our Blog | December 6, 2017

A head injury is one of the worst kinds of injuries a bicyclist can suffer from. In fact, a recent car versus bicycle accident proved catastrophic after a female bicyclist suffered a serious head injury in Middletown. The 45-year-old woman was hit by a vehicle on a Wednesday afternoon at approximately 4:15 p.m., while she…

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Slip-and-fall accident facts property owners should know

Our Blog,Premises Liability | December 2, 2017

Slip-and-fall accidents can kill, especially when property owners in California fail to keep their properties safe and free of dangers. If you’re a property owner, and you’re not already aware of how dangerous these events are, then it’s time for you to learn the facts. Knowing the following facts should encourage all property owners to…

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Amnesia: A struggle to remember

Brain Injuries,Our Blog | November 29, 2017

Amnesia is, at its core, the inability to memorize or recall information. Some people struggle with amnesia that is basically short-term memory loss, whereas others suffer from amnesia where they forget many years of their lives. Even though amnesia is talked about in the media and in movies, it’s not very common. Amnesia typically refers…

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What’s the medical definition of a brain injury?

Brain Injuries,Our Blog | November 24, 2017

Brain injuries are common following car accidents, which involve strong centripetal forces. When a vehicle gets into a collision, any bodies inside the vehicle will continue to move forward at the same rate of speed until something inside the car stops them. That could be a seat belt, the roof of the car or the…

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