Injuries Stories
Researchers have developed a new technique to stop trauma wounds from bleeding, and it’s more effective than simply using bandage and compression methods.
Women wearing certain Lululemon tops may be at risk of injury due to the drawstrings' elasticity.
In Massachusetts, stricter penalties for violating teen driving laws has led to lower rates of teen driving deaths and injuries.
Babies and young children risk being burned by bath water that's too hot, as well as grabbing cooking pots or coffee cups from table or stove tops.
Women who are aware of how often and for how long they wear high heel shoes may prevent sprains and strains.
IKEA is recalling approximately 75,000 safety gates after three children were injured falling down stairs.
A poll by Carnegie Mellon University finds that people want their eventual smart cars to chaperone teen drivers.
Gold-laced onion skins may be the new frontier for developing artificial muscles, according to a new study.
A lawn mower accident left a Mississippi man with a nearly 3-inch piece of metal in his face. Luckily, he lived to tell about it.
Stretching doesn't help and might even increase risk of a tendon injury, according to a new study.
A man who played the popular game Candy Crush Saga was the subject of a case study after visiting a doctor with pain in his thumb.
A 26-year-old suffered a gnarly wound to the face when a drunk guy attacked him at a bar, but his new time lapse video reveals the gradual development of a pretty cool scar.