The weather remains beautiful and so there are many people out on roads that are riding bicycles. Riding a bike is great for your health both mental and physical, but it also brings with it some risks.  The risk of a Connecticut bike accident can be increased or decreased depending on whether you take certain … Keep reading…

The fall can be a glorious time in our state. This year AAA indicates that nearly 80% of all vacations that are being taken during the fall will be road trips. That’s a lot of people on the roads during one of the most beautiful times to sight see.  If you are one of those … Keep reading…

In this country there are as many as 900,000 blood clots reported each year. Of those blood clots that are reported nearly half are due to a recent stay at a hospital. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) refers to these types of blood clots as Healthcare-Associated Venous Thromboembolism (HA-VTE) and reports that these types … Keep reading…

The state of Connecticut has some unique weather patterns that often leave drivers in a difficult spot to navigate often leading to Connecticut auto accidents. You may have heard the saying that in New England if you don’t like the weather, “wait a minute.” It is a true sentiment, but it can also have devastating … Keep reading…

Connecticut is among a few states in the Northeast that is considering the legalization of recreational marijuana use. While marijuana legalization is at an all time high in popularity, some organizations are warning against the dangers of the drug. AAA for instance is urging Northeast states to look at the impact that this legalization may … Keep reading…

Any time you’re embarking on a journey down the road of surgery is a serious time in your medical history. Certainly some surgeries are more invasive and dangerous then others, but no matter the level of invasiveness it is still important to make sure you do your due diligence, ask the right questions, and make … Keep reading…