Deadly Drivers Epidemic On Highways Declares Experts
A 1960s era analysis cites drivers as the primary cause of roadway deaths, highlighting drugs alcohol and emotional factors as impairing agents. Experts warn fast universal transport brings rising fatalities and urge physician and regulatory action to curb driver impairment amid mixed factors and evolving drug use.
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Mental Health Link in Car Crashes Explored in Chicago Report
A Chicago driver recalls a near fainting spell while driving in snowy Hyde Park raising carbon monoxide poisoning as a possible factor. Doctors note CO exposure in winter closed cars can be dangerous over several days and cite studies linking mental illness and personal crises to fatal crashes.
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Edgewater Hospital
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