Personal Injuries Cost U.S. Economy $4.2 Trillion Per Year: CDC Study
A pair of new reports by the CDC finds that injuries cost the U.S. more than $4.2 trillion each year, and result in nearly a quarter million deaths annually.
A pair of new reports by the CDC finds that injuries cost the U.S. more than $4.2 trillion each year, and result in nearly a quarter million deaths annually.
The CPSC has released a report on e-scooter injuries and accidents, as well as a series of recommendations on how riders can use them more safely.
Injuries linked to electric scooters have increased over the years along with their popularity, according to the findings of a new study.
Federal regulators are warning consumers to be careful with the use of fireworks this holiday season, and to avoid professional grade pyrotechnics in lieu of actual firework displays, many of…
CDC reports that head injuries are the most common injury associated with electronic scooters in a new study released this week.
A new study by Austin and the CDC seek to assess the health risks of electric rental scooters.
A new lawsuit against Lime scooter manufacturers claim instructions to ride the scooters in the street resulted in a serious accident which left a woman in a coma.
A new study reveals that injuries suffered at jump parks are more severe than those occurring on home trampolines.
Electric scooters are being associated with an increasing number of injuries due to the lack of helmet use and access by children, according to the findings of a new study.
A lawsuit against General Motors claims that self-driving technology used in experimental Chevrolet Volts in San Francisco is unsafe, and resulted in a collision with a motorcycle that injured the…