Head injuries are becoming more visible in NFL players and veterans with an increase in suicidality, mood disorders, and deaths occurring. While researchers continue to develop methods in decreasing the amount of head injuries during high risk sports, others are...
Though great progress has been made in medicine, current evidence-based and palliative treatments are increasingly unable to keep pace with patients’ needs, especially given our aging population. There are few effective ways to treat the root causes of many...
By Joseph Carrington It can happen without warning: you slip in the shower and hit your head, a car swerves and hits you, a small stroke occurs and suddenly you can’t speak, your mobility is limited, and your world shrinks. These are real-life examples of the...
BY RASHED MIAN retrieved from http://qns.com/story/2016/11/04/increased-awareness-concussions-amplifies-search-solutions/ U.S. Army veteran Chris Daniels survived three roadside bomb explosions during his two-year tour in Iraq, and aside from a wounded leg, the...
You forget things – names of people, where you parked your car, the place you put an important document, and so much more. Some experts tell you to dismiss these episodes. “Not so fast”, says Dr. Gary Small, one of the nation’s leading experts...
It is possible that a head injury can be causing you depression. After a head injury, the brain is fighting to stabilize it’s functioning including metabolism. What this does is slows down the brains functioning and depresses several of its systems. In effect,...
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