Traumatic brain injuries are some of the most difficult injuries to treat. To this day, the human brain remains quite a mystery in the medical world, and there’s often no black and white answer to how a person’s brain will recover or adjust after it experiences trauma. One ...
Read MoreMany head injuries and brain injuries occur every day and many have long-lasting or lifelong ramifications. The good news is that many of these ...
View MoreEach year, millions of Americans seek medical treatment in emergency rooms for head-related trauma. While some head injuries may heal on their own ...
View MoreWinter is nearly upon us again and with it comes plenty of cold weather, rain, and snow here in the Seattle area. Oftentimes, this season presents ...
View MoreAs we’ve discussed in recent blogs, construction workers face numerous hazards on the job. While many of these dangers are inherently part of the job, ...
View MoreVirtually anyone is at risk of falling and sustaining an injury. But construction workers are some of the most at-risk groups of people when it comes ...
View MoreAs the average life expectancy of the population increases year after year and more “baby boomers” are aging into their senior years, more older ...
View MoreA serious car accident can result in a wide number of injuries, including injuries to the nerves that run through the spine. Even low-speed car ...
View MoreYour shoulder is a ball and socket joint. Because the socket of the shoulder joint is extremely shallow, it is much more unstable than other joints, ...
View MoreHead injuries that cause internal bleeding are always very serious. These types of injuries can cause different medical conditions, including brain ...
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