Every time you get behind the wheel in Connecticut, you share the road with thousands of other drivers. A collision can occur in an instant, yet the neurological consequences it triggers can alter the course of your life permanently. To understand why these injuries...
Injuries
Can people with spinal cord injuries learn to walk again?
Much of what people know about severe injuries comes from the media. The average person doesn't have a close relationship with a spinal cord injury survivor. Therefore, what they know about spinal cord injuries may come from books, movies or television shows....
How do you know if you have a brain injury?
At a manufacturing plant, a worker loses his footing while moving heavy equipment, falls and hits their head on a nearby machine. The impact leaves him feeling dizzy, but he quickly brushes it off as a slight knock. But as the day goes on, his headache refuses to go...
3 ergonomic injuries nursing home workers face
Nursing home workers dedicate their lives to caring for our loved ones, sometimes putting their own well-being at risk. As a nursing home worker, the demanding nature of your work can make you particularly vulnerable to ergonomic hazards. These hazards can lead to...
Recovering from a skull fracture after a collision
When you were hit by another Connecticut driver as you drove to work or wherever you were going that day, you may or may not have been immediately aware of your injuries. If you broke a bone or suffered lacerations, you might have experienced sudden pain or saw blood...

