It’s Never “Just” a Concussion: mTBI Can Shorten Your Life
We often underestimate the impact of seemingly minor incidents for individuals across all ages and demographics. However, recent research has shed light on a concerning reality: mild traumatic brain injuries (mTBI), often brushed off as “mere” concussions, can have far-reaching consequences. One study has revealed that mTBIs can potentially shorten lives, challenging our understanding of…
Read MoreThe Impact of Distracted Driving in Atlanta Truck Accidents
Distracted driving has become a concerning issue on roads across the United States, contributing to a significant number of accidents each year. Trucking accidents in Georgia, caused by distracted driving, can be particularly severe given the size and weight of commercial trucks. Distracted driving involves any activity that diverts a driver’s attention away from the…
Read MoreWhat Is Pedal Confusion?
In today’s world of busy highways and roadways, the risks of accidents are ever-present. Among the many causes of traffic incidents, an often overlooked but significant factor is “pedal confusion.” Pedal confusion occurs when a driver unintentionally presses the wrong pedal, leading to unexpected and sometimes catastrophic consequences. As Savannah personal injury attorneys with experience…
Read MoreWhat You Need to Know about a Spinal Epidural Abscess
A spinal epidural abscess is a dangerous complication from an infection in your central nervous system. Failure to diagnose and treat this condition quickly can have life-altering results, including permanent paralysis. In some cases, these infections can be fatal. Spinal epidural abscesses typically form “between the bones of your spine and the lining membrane of…
Read MoreWhat NOT to Do After an Accident with an 18-Wheeler
Collisions with 18-wheelers are an unfortunately common occurrence, and when they happen, the aftermath can be catastrophic. Accidents involving these enormous vehicles are more likely than other accidents to end in severe injury, totaled cars, and even death. After a collision with an 18-wheeler in Savannah, knowing the proper steps to take and actions to…
Read MoreUnderstanding the Risks of Group B Strep
In the realm of maternal health, the lead-up to childbirth is a period marked by anticipation, preparation, and the diligent care of expectant mothers. However, a silent threat known as Group B Streptococcus (GBS) can significantly impact the course of pregnancy and childbirth. This seemingly inconspicuous bacterium resides in the bodies of many, often without…
Read MoreHair Relaxers Linked to Cancer and Serious Health Concerns
Black women who use hair relaxers or straighteners are more likely to be diagnosed with cancer and other serious health concerns. An analysis conducted by the Environmental Working Group found that ingredients in hair relaxers and straighteners are highly hazardous and are often marketed to Black women. A study led by the National Institutes of…
Read MoreWhy Are Rear-End Car Accidents So Common?
The familiar sight of a car’s brake lights suddenly illuminating in traffic, followed by the ominous crunch of metal meeting metal, often marks the onset of a rear-end car accident. These incidents are unfortunately common in Savannah, GA. Despite their reputation for being relatively minor and harmless, some rear-end collisions can lead to serious injuries…
Read MoreWill a $23M Grant Actually Make Savannah’s Roads Safer?
Due to the increasing number of severe and fatal car accidents on Savannah’s highways and local roadways, the city has requested a very hefty grant. The goal of this grant is to make Savannah’s roads safer for both residents and visitors. According to an article published by The Current, the city of Savannah applied for…
Read MoreMulti-Truck Crash on I-75 Leaves Two Dead
Most people who live in the metro Atlanta area know that Interstate 75 can be a dangerous road to travel on. Each day, this road is busy with commercial box trucks, big rigs, and passenger vehicles trying to get from place to place. Therefore, while it was sad to hear, it was not very surprising…
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