Even a low-speed motorcycle crash can leave you with catastrophic injuries. If you hit your head in a collision with a distracted driver or someone else, you may be vulnerable to a cerebrospinal fluid leak. This type of injury is a medical emergency, so you must seek...

The ever-increasing popularity of cycling means that Oregon motorists see more bicycles on the road. A bicycle could be your preferred mode of daily transportation or simply a source of enjoyment on the weekend. In any case, cycling is also an exercise in defensive...

Physical injuries from car accidents can range from minor whiplash to a severe traumatic brain injury. Spinal cord injuries including paralysis can permanently alter a person's life and jeopardize their independence. Oftentimes, victims' families assume the task of...

Traumatic brain injuries affect over a million people in the United States each year. According to the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention, every year more than 155 die as a result of brain injuries.  Brain injuries can have serious, long-term repercussions. It...

You were in a car accident recently. Afterward, you felt alright, but a few days have passed, and you have experienced some troubling symptoms. Could you have received a traumatic brain injury?  Mayo Clinic has the information you need. Determine whether you need...