The holiday season is coming upon us quickly and as some things begin to return to pre-pandemic norms you may be considering having a holiday party or get-together at your home.  You may be considering what type of food to serve, who to invite, and whether or not you will provide alcohol to your guests.  … Keep reading…

It may be hard to believe but the person that a teen driver is most likely to emulate behind the wheel is their parent.  While parents of teens may find this too incredible to believe, it is true and therefore our behaviors behind the wheel may be indicative of how the teenage drivers in our … Keep reading…

If you’ve ever found yourself in a position where you’ve needed the assistance of an EMT or a paramedic you may have also found yourself in an ambulance on the way to the hospital for medical attention.  Anytime you interact with medical professionals there is the possibility that a Connecticut medical malpractice incident may occur.  … Keep reading…

In the first half of 2020 auto accident deaths rose even as traffic on roads decreased due to pandemic lockdowns.  As pandemic lockdowns eased in the first half of 2021 deaths from auto accidents increased at the most significant rate since the U.S. Department of Transportation began recording the statistics in 1975. As of the … Keep reading…

The month of November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month.  These national month observations are intended to shine a light on various types of cancers to encourage you, as the patient, to be proactive with your health.  In many cases they work and people go get screened more frequently than they would in other months. A … Keep reading…

A recent hit and run accident that occured at night in Bridgeport has city and state officials talking again on ways to curb the continued rise in Connecticut pedestrian accidents.  The victim of this hit and run was walking at night and not walking on a sidewalk, two things that are strongly discouraged by the … Keep reading…