The popularity of trampoline parks is on the rise, as the industry has grown from 25 parks in 2010 to over 350 parks in the US. Unfortunately, trampoline-related injuries have increased as a result. A new study, published in the Pediatric Journal, shows that the number of trampoline park injuries that led to hospitalization soared from only 581 … [Read more...]

According to an article written in the ABA Journal titled “Wheels of Justice,” the amount of people riding bicycles has increased by 71 percent from 2007 to 2013. This makes sense, after all, traffic congestion can be a thing of the past for bicyclists in large cities. However, there is a growing problem that bicyclists, and even the police … [Read more...]

Chantix, a smoking-cessation drug, has been found to be a contributing factor in a man’s psychiatric event that led him to attempt the murder of his wife. This is not the first time that Chantix has been cited for contribution to aggressive psychiatric events. However, this is the first case in which a judge found a man not to be criminally … [Read more...]

A pool is a great way to cool off during the summer, and can be a great activity for a family. However, there are certain risks of open bodies of water that you may not be aware of. The following article is intended to inform you of the dangers of large bodies of water and how to prevent potential drownings. Risk Factors There are about 3,500 … [Read more...]

Rideshare companies such as Uber and Lyft have become extremely popular in the United States since their introduction. However, the way the companies operate has created an interesting problem. If a rideshare driver crashes while transporting a customer, who will pay for the damages in the crash? You might assume that the driver (or at least the … [Read more...]