Radiation exposure can change the course of a person’s life. It can impact virtually every part of a person’s health and well-being, causing injury and fatalities with just a limited amount of exposure. Radiation exposure caused by explosions can be particularly damaging as it can spread over a wide area, impacting many people to...

All types of burns can be serious, causing significant damage to the skin and extreme pain. Chemical burns caused by explosions can be particularly devastating, as the chemicals can cause instant and ongoing burns. If you were hurt in an explosion with chemicals, seek immediate medical care and discuss your case with an explosion...

An Austin home exploded on Sunday, April 13, injuring at least six people and damaging 24 homes near the source of the blast. Early reports claim that the blast was heard as far away as Georgetown, and pictures of the incident scene show a plume of smoke extending into the sky above the wrecked...

Explosion injuries frequently result in broken bones due to the sheer force of the blast or impact with debris. Fractures from catastrophic explosion accidents in Houston can range from simple breaks to severe crush injuries requiring surgery. The intensity of the blast wave and airborne debris can cause complex fractures, dislocations, and long-term mobility...

An explosion injury can result in severe penetrating ballistic trauma, often caused by flying shrapnel, debris, or high-velocity projectiles. These injuries can affect vital organs, cause life-threatening blood loss, and leave victims with permanent impairments. When a serious explosion occurs in Houston, the force alone can propel dangerous fragments at high speeds, leading to...