The Ohio Attorney General's office referred to a recent case of nursing home neglect as "gut-wrenching." Indeed, it seems that the case shocked the consciousness of virtually everyone in authority -- which is remarkable given the way that many cases of nursing home neglect are overlooked.
TV anchor recounts frightening rollover experience in SUV
Perhaps you own a pickup, van or SUV. Although any kind of vehicle can flip given the right circumstances, taller, narrower vehicles are more susceptible to rollovers.
Some doctors miss breast cancer a frightening amount of times
When a doctor misses a breast cancer diagnosis, it can prove fatal. Early detection and treatment, as with other types of cancer, is the key. Missing cancer in the early stages massively complicates the process and delays that treatment.
Injuries among nurses on the rise
Nursing is one of the most critical jobs. It is a career spent helping others through their worst days.
Is social media being used to abuse nursing home patients?
Posting an image on social media for a laugh is fine -- as long as you aren't dehumanizing and degrading someone else in the process. Unfortunately, that's exactly what's happened to a number of nursing home residents. For every incident that's been reported, experts fear that there could be more that are yet to be uncovered.
Lost limbs due to work accidents can lead to permanent disability
While any kind of work injury could be catastrophic, injuries that involve lost or amputated extremities or limbs are some of the most severe. Workers can lose a limb or extremity through a number of situations.
Myths and misunderstandings about motorcycle safety
Whether you are a new or lifetime motorcyclist, it is always worthwhile to assess your riding ability and the steps you take to be safe. There are long-standing beliefs about motorcycles that many people adhere to that are either misleading or outright false.
Is it OK to post about my accident on social media?
It is only second nature to want to share significant life events on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. Social media is how people stay in touch with friends and family. If you were in a serious car accident, one of the first things you may want to do is tell everyone about it over the internet. However, you and other Ohio residents should think twice before sharing the details of your car accident on social media. Too much information has the potential to affect your case.
