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Should Doctors Discuss Senior Driving Safety Issues with Older Patients
A recent study found that many doctors do not bring up the topic of driving safety with senior patients. In many cases, doctors only bring up this important subject when a patient has had an... Continue reading → -
Brain Injury Study: Longer Recovery Time for Children with Previous Concussions
A new study has revealed that children and young adults have a longer recovery time from a concussion if they have previously sustained another concussion or repeated blows to the head. The study indicates that... Continue reading → -
Texting While Driving Now Illegal for Florida Drivers in an Effort to Reduce Distracted Driving
On May 28 Rick Scott, Florida’s Governor, signed a bill into law banning texting while driving that applies equally to computer tablets and mobile phones. Florida is the 41st state to enact such legislation. This... Continue reading → -
Recent Pair of Distracted Driving Studies Reveals Extent of the Problem
Two recent studies of distracted driving have revealed just how much of a problem this behavior has become. The first was a report from the National Safety Council revealing that the role of cell phone... Continue reading → -
Legal Drug Use Contributes to Commercial Truck Accidents
Florida and across the United States, becoming sandwiched between large commercial trucks barreling down the highway at 65 miles an hour is a frightening enough experience. Of the 5,700,000 commercial motor vehicle drivers, more than... Continue reading → -
Florida Billboard Campaign Reminds Parents Not to Leave Kids in Hot Cars
Nationwide, there have been 560 documented cases of children dying from hyperthermia while either left in or gaining access to a car since 1998. Florida is one of the 20 states with laws targeting leaving... Continue reading → -
Federal Agency Pushes for Lower Blood Alcohol Limit in Effort to Reduce Drunk Driving Accidents
In May 2013, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) issued a recommendation that the laws of all states impose a lower blood alcohol content level as the standard for drunk driving. The consensus is that... Continue reading → -
Eco-Cuisine Recalls Products That May Be Contaminated with Salmonella
A Boulder, Colorado company is recalling a number of food mixes after being alerted that they may be contaminated with salmonella. The company, Eco-Cuisine, Inc., provides food service operators with a variety of food mixes.... Continue reading → -
Recognizing Global Youth Traffic Safety Month to Reduce Teen Car Accidents in Florida
May is Global Youth Traffic Safety Month. With the coming of summer, more teen drivers will be on the roads. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) numbers show that fatal car accidents go from... Continue reading → -
Are Phone-Related Distracted Driving Accident Fatalities Underreported?
According to a new study by an advocacy group, the National Safety Council, the number of fatal motor vehicle accidents are significantly underreported. This underreporting can create less incentive for lawmakers to take cell phone... Continue reading → -
Avoid Distracted Driving Accidents by Not Eating While Driving
When most of us think of distracted driving, we think of talking on cell phones and texting. As the use of mobile devices become more ingrained in our daily lives, distracted driving has become an... Continue reading → -
Understanding Birth Injury Lawsuits in Florida
According to the National Vital Statistics Reports Expanded Health Data From the New Birth Certificate, 2006 a number of pregnancy risk factors are identified. These include diabetes, hypertension, medication, infection and labor. The form also... Continue reading → -
Over 7000 Fatal Car Accidents Caused by Inclement Weather Every Year
Although it is often tornadoes, hurricanes or floods that are thought of when considering weather-related deaths, according to a recent study performed by Plymouth State University in New Hampshire, the biggest weather killer in the... Continue reading → -
New Link Found Traumatic Brain Injury Victims and Homelessness
According to a new study, individuals who sustain traumatic brain injuries are more likely to wind up becoming homeless, compared to other individuals who have not sustained injuries of this nature. Even more alarming, the... Continue reading → -
Recent Distracted Driving Statistics Reveal Some Unsettling Figures
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration recently released some particularly unsettling news: at any point in time during the daylight hours, about 660,000 drivers are in the process of using their cell phones or other... Continue reading →

