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The Plaintiff sustained a mild traumatic brain injury and suffered from cognitive dysfunction. The court found some of this dysfunction was due to the head injury and the rest due to chronic pain and other factors also linked to the crash.
http://www.ilstv.com/175000-
46-year old Chris Fagan knows firsthand what it’s like to be on the edge. A car crash in 2007 changed his life, “I sustained a head injury. I had memory problems and had to start over with reading and writing.”
http://www.lawtimesnews.com/
Is the RCMP using a technology that could allow them to secretly track and intercept Canadians’ wireless communications?
The federal police agency has been asked to respond to questions related to a federal privacy complaint.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/
The increasing sophistication of genetic testing brings with it the promise of a medical utopia.
Anyone can get tested to see if they’re at risk for certain kinds of illnesses; to be forewarned is to be forearmed.
Each year one in five Canadians will experience a mental health or addiction problem, and in some areas, such as Ontario, this number is as high as one in four. More worrying, these figures reflect only people who have visited a doctor for a diagnosis. The actual number is likely much higher.
Just days after the York Regional Police (YRP) announced that they have laid charges in connection with an alleged staged collision in the Township of King, Ont., police said on Monday that they have charged a 36-year-old Vaughan man in connection with insurance fraud and are seeking additional victims.
http://www.torontosun.com/
A few years after her divorce, Jana Saracevic owed her lawyers more than $100,000. She was still fighting her ex in court and had drained her savings and borrowed thousands to keep it up.
Now, a growing body of evidence is showing that we’re rolling up our sleeves too often. Take low-risk surgeries, such as cataract removal. For decades, it’s been standard to test blood to ensure people are fit for surgery. We now know this testing has no impact on the surgery’s outcome or even on patient safety during or after the procedure.