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Concussions and TBIs Are Common in Car Wrecks

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, a crucial time to shed light on the serious impact of head injuries like concussions and traumatic brain injuries (TBIs), especially in car accidents. These injuries can be easy to overlook, but recognizing the warning signs and seeking medical attention right away can make all the difference. What is...

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Kansas Officials Warn of Rising Traffic Deaths in Early 2025 After Record-Low Year

After a record-low year for traffic fatalities, Kansas officials are sounding the alarm about a sharp rise in traffic deaths in the early months of 2025. These new numbers highlight how unpredictable and dangerous the roads can be. Fatal car accidents leave families and communities devastated, no matter the cause. If you have lost a...

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Wichita Plans 80 Miles of New Bike Lanes to Improve Cycling Safety

Every day, bicyclists in Wichita share the roads with motorists. However, without adequate protection (e.g., a vehicle frame, airbags, or seatbelts), bicyclists are at risk of sustaining serious injuries in bicycle accidents with motor vehicles. To help make Wichita safer for cyclists, city officials have considered adding more than 80 miles of new bike lanes...

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Can a Car Accident Affect Your Hearing?

Car accidents often bring to mind broken bones, whiplash, and other visible injuries. However, not all injuries are immediately apparent, and some can affect parts of the body most people don’t associate with collisions — such as the ears. Hearing loss or hearing-related issues like tinnitus are common yet frequently overlooked consequences of car accidents....

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Study Finds More Drivers Embracing Lane Departure, Speed Alert Features

An increasing number of drivers are using car accident prevention technology while driving, including electronic warning systems that alert drivers when they are speeding or drifting into another lane while driving, according to a recent Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS) study. “These results hint at a growing awareness that crash avoidance systems and other...

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Steps to Take Before Pursuing a Medical Malpractice Claim in Kansas

A medical malpractice case holds healthcare providers accountable for negligence that results in patient harm. It also seeks compensation for victims and their families, including damages such as medical expenses, lost wages, and emotional suffering. To pursue a medical malpractice claim, you must assess your situation thoroughly to determine if legal action is appropriate. Seeking...

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Kansas Traffic Safety Program Aims To Cuts Crashes with Increased Patrols

Increased police patrols in Kansas will hopefully reduce the number of car accidents in the state, according to a recent Kansas Department of Transportation (KDOT) pilot program designed to prevent car crashes through additional police enforcement. The five-year KDOT program recently completed its first year, according to Roads & Bridges. State and local law enforcement...

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Is Delayed Diagnosis Medical Negligence?

When you are battling a serious medical condition, any diagnostic errors can lead to delays in treatment, potentially worsening your health. Even with extensive training, doctors are not immune to making avoidable mistakes. If a delayed diagnosis results from a healthcare provider's negligence — such as overlooking symptoms or failing to order necessary tests —...

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Safety Experts Cautiously Optimistic as Pedestrian Deaths Decrease

The United States has witnessed a surprising turn in road safety statistics. Across the country, pedestrian fatalities fell by 5.4% between 2022 and 2023. This drop marks the largest single-year decrease since 2009. However, we can't celebrate just yet. Despite this improvement, pedestrian deaths still exceed pre-pandemic levels by 14%. While national trends provide a...

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AAA Kansas Highlights Teen Driver Safety During 100 Deadliest Days

The period between Memorial Day and Labor Day, known as the "100 Deadliest Days," sees a significant spike every year in car accidents involving teenage drivers. During these months, the increased travel and free time for teenagers can lead to more hazardous driving conditions, highlighting the need for heightened awareness and preventive measures to ensure...

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