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In 2019, 328 million people in the US spent approximately $1,035 each for motor vehicle accidents, totaling $340 billion. The amount includes medical expenses, property damage costs, and workplace losses.

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Traumatic brain injuries are a form of acquired brain injury (ABI). Conversely, there are also non-traumatic brain injuries (NTBIs) caused by internal factors, like exposure to toxins or lack of oxygen. Examples of NBTIs include strokes, aneurysms, and brain tumors.

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Fort Worth ranks 19th among the top fifty riskiest cities to drive in the US. Another Texas city, San Antonio, also ranks within the top twenty, holding the 17th position.

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Researchers found that lane splitting can reduce the likelihood of a motorcycle accident in heavy traffic situations. Motorcyclists who engaged in lane splitting were less likely to get into a rear-end accident than those who did not.

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In 2021, the National Safety Council reported over 3 million crashes resulting in 5,400,000 medically consulted injuries in the US.

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According to a 2020 study, a prior injury sustained in a car accident is responsible for 63 percent of persistent low back pain cases.

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In 2021, medical malpractice payouts totaled more than $3.1 billion. The amount represents over 9,000 payment reports.

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The average slip-and-fall settlement amount ranges from $10,000 to $50,000. However, it may be higher or lower depending on the unique facts of each case.

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A wrong-way crash is when a driver counterflows and collides with vehicles moving in the correct traffic flow. This type of collision often leads to fatalities.

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Medical experts consider trigeminal neuralgia the most excruciating nerve injury. Damage to the trigeminal nerve causes electric shock-like pain from the lower jaw to the eye region.