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Whether you leave the scene of a car accident with a serious injury or just cuts and bruises, your body has experienced some form of trauma. It’s important to always seek medical care to ensure that you don’t have hidden injuries that may become serious later, but if you are in the clear, what should …

A traumatic event like a car accident can have a lasting impact on your health, both physical and mental. Even if you did not sustain any serious injuries, the force of a collision is not natural and can put the body in a misaligned state, causing soreness and stiffness. This may involve working with chiropractors …

Car accidents are a regular occurrence. In 2019, researchers for the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), an agency for the federal government of the United States which monitors the safety of drivers and their passengers throughout the country, determined that for every fifteen minutes of that year, one person died in a collision-related accident. …

Around 1 in 60 people who experience car accidents of any level of severity will develop concussion symptoms. Collisions, alongside falls and athletic injuries, are a major contributor to the incidence of this uncomfortable and sometimes dangerous condition. Nearly four million concussions are recorded yearly. A concussion is a form of mild traumatic brain injury. …

As the number of people out on the road grows along with our population, so does the number of car accidents. 25 million car accident injuries were recorded in 2019, and the risk of driving has only increased since then. In fact, the United States is currently dealing with its steepest increase in deaths related …