Brain rest is commonly prescribed following a concussion, and this includes limiting scren time (TVs, phones, tablets, computers). Of course, countless kids rely on computers and smartphones to remain connected with their peers. But a new study has shown that the full removal of these screens may end up causing feelings of disconnection, loneliness, and […]
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When we suffer a fall, our heads are at risk of hitting the ground. When that happens, sometimes our brains can end up bouncing or twisting inside our skulls, which can result in a mild traumatic brain injury, a/k/a a concussion. Medical experts report that concussions are a particularly common injury in daily life. Between […]
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Recently, a group of scientists developed and tested a model involving traumatic brain injury in zebrafish, which could have positive implications for humans with similar injuries. The model made it possible to simulate traumatic brain injuries and identify molecular targets, which are promising for the treatment of neurotraumas and their consequences. This study could lead […]
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The tragic fact is that each year, countless women are involved in car accidents, sports accidents, and other events that lead to traumatic brain injuries. Fortunately, research of the brain and brain injuries/concussions has made substantial gains over the last two decades. Increased awareness among the public could explain, at least in part, why the […]
Continue reading Concussion Protocols Largely Influenced by Men
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