Traumatic Brain Injury Stories
Kids end up in the emergency room with concussions from the playground more than ever before.
New research suggests head impacts from a single football season can result in brain changes in high school varsity players.
California researchers have developed an improved ultrasound test that they hope can easily and cheaply identify concussions.
More than 40 percent of retired NFL football players had signs of traumatic brain injury: study.
Seven medical conditions, including heart disease, STIs, and brain disorders, have different symptoms, different impact, or different distribution across the sexes.
New research found playing football in cold weather could significantly increase risk of concussions for NFL players.
New report accuses the NFL of leaving out 100 concussions from their 2003 investigation.
Certain kinds of action video games may assist in treating traumatic brain injuries, a new study shows.
New research found people who have had concussions have an increased risk of attempting suicide.
Protein clumps, which are thought to be a hallmark of Alzheimer's disease, can also be found in the brains of people who have suffered a traumatic brain injury, according to a recent study.
Yale report suggests that the volatile personality of Henry VIII, former King of England, may have been the result of an undiagnosed traumatic brain injury.
A miniature silicon implant monitors intracranial pressure and temperature in the brain and then naturally dissolves into bodily fluids.