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It may come as a surprise, but the United States reports the highest number of motor vehicle accidents globally, according to the National Transportation Safety Board, with more than six million police-reported car accidents each year and another 10 million unreported accidents.
Unfortunately, there are approximately 2.6 million emergency department visits annually in the U.S. for injuries resulting from motor vehicle accidents, per the CDC, which translates to more than 7,000 visits each day due to these collisions.
Swift action after a motor vehicle accident is crucial to ensure proper medical attention is provided to prevent the worsening of injuries, including internal bleeding and fractures, and help identify hidden injuries and avoid potentially long-term complications.
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