Brain Injuries

No matter your age, occupation or personal activity routine, there are no doubt numerous issues in your daily life that can place you at risk for a traumatic brain injury. It’s likely not something you constantly think about; however, many everyday activities can...

Any type of blow to the head can have serious repercussions. Approximately 140 people in America die each day from injuries that include traumatic brain injuries. Those who survive do not get off easy though, as the symptoms associated with brain injuries are...

Being involved in a car crash or other serious accident can be a life-altering experience. Severe injuries like traumatic brain injuries are not easy to recover from, and victims in Delaware often require ongoing and even lifelong care. Recent research even shows that...

Serious injuries come in various forms and fashions, each of which could carry its own set of possible challenges and recovery rates. While some injuries may heal with time, others could carry long-term repercussions that could have a lingering impact on your quality...

Some injuries are catastrophic and have life-changing consequences. They affect both the victim's physical and mental health, not to mention financial stability. Traumatic brain injuries fall in that category, and although they are preventable, they continue to happen...

Whether in a car wreck or a slip-and-fall accident in Delaware or elsewhere, suffering a serious blow to the head can have lifelong consequences. Quickly treating traumatic brain injuries is often essential for heading off the worst possible outcomes, but getting a...

Life after a serious car accident often looks very different than before. Both emotional and physical trauma can make it difficult for victims to fully move forward. Those who suffer traumatic brain injuries may face an even greater hurdle to recovery, with many in...

A significant percentage of acquired brain injuries suffered in Delaware and across the country result from car accidents. To measure the severity of traumatic brain injuries, medical professionals use the Glasgow Coma Scale. Numbers are assigned to verbal, motor and...

Getting into a car accident can be one of the most traumatizing events in someone’s life. It is not uncommon for victims to suffer serious, long-term injuries -- like traumatic brain injuries -- that can permanently alter the course of their lives. Many victims never...

When a loved one suffers injuries in a preventable accident, it can be upsetting to Delaware family members who are trying to make sense of the events. However, when the accident involves someone who is allegedly impaired by drugs or alcohol, loved ones may be even...