Is TBI a Chronic Condition?
People with traumatic brain injury (TBI) may continue to improve or decline years after their injury, making it a more chronic illness, according to a new study.
People with traumatic brain injury (TBI) may continue to improve or decline years after their injury, making it a more chronic illness, according to a new study.
Tampa General Hospital is reportedly the first in the nation to use an FDA-cleared rapid blood test to evaluate patients with mild TBI.
XRHealth announces the addition of NeuroReality's cognitive training, an immersive experience called Koji's Quest, to their virtual clinics.
People who have been hospitalized for a major TBI may have a higher risk of developing dementia compared to people who do not have a TBI.
Read MoreA study provides further evidence suggesting a dose-response relationship between football and CTE even after adjusting for selection bias.
Read MoreThe HitCheck cognitive assessment platform has received a SBIR Phase II contract to provide the concussion solution to deployed airmen.
Read MoreTecTraum Inc announces complete enrollment status for a clinical trial that began in fall of 2019 using its flagship technology, pro2cool.
Read MoreNew research in mice raises the prospects for development of post-concussion therapies that could ward off cognitive decline and depression.
Read MoreStony Brook neurosurgery scientists identify the thalamus as a therapeutic target after traumatic brain injury.
Read MoreA large study examining the surgical management of TBI highlights regional inequalities in major causes and treatment.
Read MoreThe spotlight shines on Totally Kids Rehabilitation Hospital, which cares for children who present with TBI.
Read MoreEach additional year of playing ice hockey may increase a person’s chance of developing CTE by about 23%, according to research.
Read MorePeople with mild concussion may be more likely to have cognitive impairment, cognitive decline, or both 1 year later.
Read MoreRepetitive headers in soccer are leading to changes in blood patterns, linked to brain signalling pathways and potential alterations.
Read MoreThe country’s current system of care is often failing to meet the needs of the individuals, families and communities affected by traumatic brain injury, according to experts in a new report.
Read MoreThe potential benefits of aerobic cycling exercise on cognitive function in individuals with traumatic brain injury-related memory impairment are seen in a proof-of-concept study by Kessler Foundation researchers.
Read MoreCollege football players may appear healthy and successful on the field, but a number of biological measures related to head trauma say otherwise, Northwestern University researchers suggest.
Read MoreThe goal of the newly launched National TBI Registry Coalition is to collectively advocate for the federal government to develop a national registry of individuals living with a traumatic brain injury.
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