A diffuse axonal injury (DAI) occurs when the brain moves violently inside the skull, stretching or tearing nerve fibres (axons) that carry messages between brain cells. This often occurs in high-speed crashes, where the head is jolted or rotated suddenly, like in a...
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Why cancer in women is so frequently misdiagnosed
Cancer misdiagnosis is a serious concern, no matter who suffers from this particular diagnostic misstep. However, research shows that women often face particular challenges in getting accurate and timely diagnoses. Delayed or incorrect diagnoses can lead to more...
What is seat belt syndrome?
Not only are drivers legally required to wear seat belts in their cars, but seat belts also prevent serious injuries during a collision. Seat belts keep drivers securely inside their vehicles during a crash, preventing them from being thrown during impact. It is...
How do you know if your car accident injury is infected?
One major problem with injuries is when they get infected. The infection can often be worse than the initial injury itself. Some infections can turn into sepsis, for example, which can be a life-threatening disease. But how do you know if you have suffered an...
Reckless driver behaviors that increase the risk of side swipes
Side-swipe accidents are one of the most prevalent types of collisions on the road. These accidents often result in significant vehicle damage and sometimes serious injuries. Unlike head-on or rear-end crashes, side swipes can happen quickly and unexpectedly. Because...
Avoid car accidents this Labor Day weekend
As we approach Labor Day 2025, it’s a good idea to remind motorists that this holiday weekend bookends one of the most dangerous travel times of the year. Beginning on Memorial Day weekend in May and ending on Labor Day, this period is known as the “100 Deadliest Days...
Blamed by another driver? A guide to Tennessee’s fault rules
Suffering serious injuries in a car accident is difficult enough. When the other driver shifts the blame onto you, it can add frustration during an already overwhelming time. In Tennessee, whether you can get compensation depends on who was at fault. If you are being...
When a forgotten tool leads to a second surgery
No one walks into surgery expecting to come out with more problems than they went in with. Yet, for some patients, that is exactly what happens. A surgical team may make a grave error of leaving a tool or foreign object inside the body. This kind of medical mistake...
What many people don’t realize about car crash amputations
Many traumatic injuries sustained in car crashes respond well to treatment. People with broken bones or soft tissue injuries can typically expect to make a full recovery. However, there are some injuries that are likely to cause lasting complications. Catastrophic...
3 types of wrong-site surgery
One example of medical malpractice is wrong-site surgery. This is a "never event," or something that should never take place in a medical setting. But it can happen, often because the surgeon was negligent or other medical professionals made a serious mistake. Exactly...

