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What you should know about Lewy body dementia
Few people in Pennsylvania have heard of Seaver's illness even though it's relatively common in older adults. In fact, Seaver's illness is more common than other diseases like ALS and cerebral palsy. Seaver's illness is also known as Lewy body dementia, a disease that...
How pain and suffering gets calculated
After an auto accident, many people easily determine the cost of medical treatment and property damage. However, most accidents in Pennsylvania exact a cost higher than medical bills that can be hard to calculate, which is pain and suffering. Several factors commonly...
The EPIC initiative helps to increase TBI survival rate
A breakthrough treatment protocol employs three basic resuscitative principles to help save people who suffer severe traumatic brain injuries. The study involved EMS care for more than 21,000 people who sustained such injuries in incidents such as falls and motor...
What happens during a wrongful death lawsuit interview?
To pursue a wrongful death case in Pennsylvania, most attorneys will start by interviewing the family involved. During this initial interview, they'll gather information on the family and how their loved one's death has impacted their lives. This can help them build a...
Symptoms to watch out for after a car accident
For car accident victims in Pennsylvania, it's not uncommon to suffer from aches and pains that last for weeks after the accident. However, some symptoms can be indicative of a more serious injury that wasn't initially diagnosed. If an individual suffers from any of...
Study envisions rapid blood protein test to benefit TBI patients
Pennsylvania residents may be interested to know that a study from the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center found a potential way to measure the severity of a traumatic brain injury in less than 15 minutes. It's a test to measure the level of a protein called glial...
Watch out for farm equipment this fall
During harvest season, drivers in Pennsylvania will be sharing the road with heavy farming machines. Ideally, passenger vehicles will slow down and take other precautions to minimize the risk of an accident. In many cases, tractors and other farming vehicles have top...
Getting immediate care can help victims of catastrophic accidents
Severe vehicular accidents in Pennsylvania often cause catastrophic injuries. In the hours and days immediately following the incident, the focus is to get the treatment to be able to live a quality life. For many victims, the route to resuming a normal life is...
Why large truck accidents happen
Commercial trucks are a key tool in transporting goods to consumers in Pennsylvania and throughout the country. However, collisions involving large trucks resulted in 4,761 deaths and tens of thousands of injuries in 2017. According to the Federal Motor Carrier Safety...
More people under 50 are getting colorectal cancer
Colon and rectal cancer used to be thought of as affecting mainly older people in Pittsburgh and around the country. In 1989, the median age of colorectal cancer patients was 72. Yet the median age dropped to 66 in 2016, and just as fewer people over the age of 65 are...
