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Dizziness and Vertigo After a Car Accident
Most of us experience dizziness at some point. For many, the symptoms will pass after a short time. Others may live with this unnerving sensation for an extended time — making them feel nauseated, be...
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What Happens When You Go to Court for a Car Accident?
If you have been hurt in a car accident, you may be anxious about what happens next. Will you have to go to court? Will you be forced to relive a traumatic experience before a room full of strangers?...
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Washington, D.C. Car Accident Claims Against Allstate
If you have been injured in an accident, you are likely under a lot of strain. In addition to seeking treatment for your injuries, you may be dealing with lost wages, a car that you can’t drive...
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Types of Negligence in D.C. and When Do They Apply?
Most people have some knowledge of the legal system, whether from personal involvement in a court case, or even just from legal dramas on TV, in books, or at the movies. There are still many legal...
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Can a Car Accident Cause Sciatica?
At some point in your life, you will likely experience back problems, whether from getting older, poor posture, or some other reason. In some cases, your back issues may cause other problems — such as...
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How are Pain and Suffering Determined in a Personal Injury Claim?
If you have ever been injured, you probably know that both the injury itself and recovering from it can be incredibly painful, both physically and emotionally. What you may not know is that if you...
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Washington, D.C. Car Accident Claims Against State Farm
You’ve seen the commercials, and can probably recite the jingle in your sleep — “like a good neighbor, State Farm is there!” This may seem like an innocent bit of advertising, but the truth is far...
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Who Is Responsible in a Multi-Vehicle Accident?
Any car crash can be tragic, with the potential for serious or even fatal injuries. When more than two motor vehicles are involved, the possibility of catastrophic or life-changing injuries is even...
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E-Scooter Accident Statistics
Electric scooters — commonly referred to as e-scooters — are growing in popularity across the United States. With a maximum speed of 15 miles per hour, these scooters can zip across town much faster...
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Tingling in Hands After Car Accident
Have you ever experienced a sensation of your hands burning or tingling? Perhaps your hands go numb, or you feel “pins and needles” in your hands. These sensations can be an indicator of a serious...
View ArticleWatchdog agency taking fire for big problems safeguarding food and drugs
In regular places, when alarms blare and it becomes clear that a big, important something is broken and threatens folks’ well-being, those with common sense race to make needed fixes. Washington, D.C.,...
View ArticleA holiday health warning to take to heart about drinking
Cardiologists and other doctors have words to the wise for the aging, party-hearty-for-the-holidays crowd: Excessive boozing, as part of their seasonal merry making, puts those who partake of too much...
View ArticleMisdiagnoses lead to 250,000 ER patients’ deaths annually, U.S. study finds
Doctors working in hospital emergency departments face chaos, violence and high stress every day, and usually they get the diagnosis and treatment right. But, and it’s a big but, as often as one in...
View ArticleIn hospitals’ struggles with staffing crises, lessons on reaping and sowing
Big hospitals and hospital chains have wailed, with considerable justification, since the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic about financial damages they have suffered due to costly shortages of...
View ArticleHigh court lets stand California ban on flavored tobacco products
Californians have accomplished something that federal regulators have failed to — despite long, difficult campaigning. Voters in the biggest state in the nation not only have banned Big Tobacco from...
View ArticleHalf of those hurt or killed in crashes used drugs or alcohol
As federal, state, and local officials seek to slash the nation’s spiking road toll of injury and death, law enforcement authorities need to crack down on the scary prevalence of motorists who get...
View ArticleCongress races to snowy holiday exit, spending $1.7 trillion on the way out
Editor’s note: The blog will shift in the days ahead to more episodic publishing. Members of Congress raced at the year’s end to avoid the consequences of a brutal snowstorm battering huge swaths of...
View ArticlePatients may need to take steps to optimize time with harried doctors
In recent times, one of the issues most complained about by patients comes down to this: Why does my doctor zip through my office visit and fail to give me the attention I need and deserve? To be sure,...
View ArticleFor seniors, big changes coming with federal health coverage plans
Editor’s note: The blog will shift in ’23 to more episodic publication. Just a reminder: 2023 will begin what could be consequential changes in aspects of older Americans, notably those age 65-plus and...
View ArticleGetting and keeping your own medical records: It’s a boon to better health
A laptop and a cardboard box. These two items could be major tools in improving regular folks’ health throughout this year — and beyond — if they get launched on important tasks, pronto. What needs to...
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