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Knowing Your Unique Dangers As A Cyclist

05.07.2026

With May officially designated as National Bike Month, there is no better time to celebrate Wisconsin’s cycling culture while staying mindful of the risks on the road. Whether you are commuting through urban centers or exploring rural paths, understanding the intersection of law, safety, and environment is essential for every cyclist. Environmental Dangers: Weather and […]

Preparing Early for Winter Driving Can Reduce Your Risk of an Accident

11.01.2017

With fall quickly giving way to winter, many Wisconsin drivers are considering how they can reduce their risk of a car crash. Snow and ice – a common occurrence in this state during the winter months – come together to create hazardous surfaces. The added risk of other drivers, the potential for vehicle malfunctions, and […]

Examining the Most Common Auto Accidents and Their Injuries

10.27.2017

Car crashes come in all types, severity, and sizes. However, some types of accidents are far more common than others. Learn more about the crashes most commonly experienced by drivers, including the types of injuries that one may sustain, and discover how a seasoned attorney can increase your chances of receiving full and fair compensation. […]

New Motorcycle Technology Takes Aim at Reducing the Rate of Fatality in Crashes

10.23.2017

Of all the vehicle users on the road, motorcyclists have the highest risk of fatality and serious injury during a crash. Unfortunately, they are also far more likely to experience an accident than other road users. Helmets and leather gear offer some form of protection, but they are far from sufficient. Perhaps that is why […]

Aggressive Infection Control Measures Can Reduce Risk of Morbidity for Burn Injury Victims

10.20.2017

The skin is designed to protect the body from viruses, bacteria, and other foreign debris. When a burn occurs, the skin’s ability to protect the body is hindered. Because of this, burn injury victims may experience bacterial or fungal infections while undergoing treatment. Should this occur, their life may be at risk. Discover how an […]

Stem Cell Clinical Trial’s Exciting Results – One Year After Treatment

10.16.2017

Of all the injuries that one can sustain in an accident, spinal injuries are some of the worst – and not just because of the risk of partial, total, temporary, or permanent disability. While there are some forms of treatment that may slightly improve a victim’s circumstance, there are no known ways to reverse the […]

Investigation Reveals an Increase in Trucking Accidents Among Older Commercial Drivers

10.13.2017

Around 70 percent of all the goods and merchandise sold in the United States are transported by semi-truck – perhaps even more, now that online shopping has become more common. Sadly, there are not enough drivers in the country to operate those trucks, which is why there is now an influx of older drivers. A […]

Avoiding Accidents at Dangerous Intersections

10.09.2017

Statistics indicate that some 60 percent of all accidents occur at intersections. Furthermore, red light running is thought to account for approximately 200, 000 injuries and 800 deaths in 2015. Thankfully, drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists can all reduce their risk of a traffic accident at dangerous intersections. Learn more about crashes at intersections, including your […]

Study Examines Causes and Treatment Options for Chronic Whiplash

10.06.2017

Chronic whiplash is a painful and often depressing condition – especially since treatment options are so horribly limited and, in some cases, ineffective. Thankfully, it appears that science may have discovered a new treatment option. Learn more, and discover what options may be available to you after a chronic whiplash injury, such as the option […]

Intracranial Pressure Monitoring Holds No Benefit for Pediatric TBI Victims

10.02.2017

Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is experienced by over half a million children each year and a leading cause of death among young people. Sadly, science still has very few answers on changing those statistics. In fact, if anything, it is becoming more and more clear that the real answer here is prevention. Take, for example, […]

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